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I spent a 4-day Amtrak trip working remotely so I wouldn't waste any PTO. I underestimated how difficult it would be.
I worked remotely while on a long Amtrak trip. The internet was spotty, but I loved working in the café car and the lounges in the train stations.
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I spent a four‑day Amtrak trip working remotely, hoping to use the time without wasting paid time off. The internet connection on the train was spotty, making it difficult to stay connected. Despite the connectivity issues, I enjoyed working in the café car and using the lounges at the train stations. The experience highlighted the challenges of remote work while traveling.
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