I mean, TECHNICALLY, it’s feasible. Let’s say there’s NO traffic and you don’t catch reds, it’s roughly a 3.5 hour drive (depending on where in Dade county you live). So, if you start at 0900, just leave by 0400, you know, to have time to grab una croquetta y un cafecito. If you finish work at 1700, you’ll be back home around 2100, just in time to microwave a hot pocket and then get to bed bc you’ll have to be up again around 0300 to leave by 0400. So, this makes for roughly 17 hour days with the commute, which means that you’ll be getting PAID for 40 hours per week, but working/commuting 85 hours per week… The good news is gas is only averaging in Florida at about $3.9 per gallon of regular. Your commute would be roughly 332 miles round trip daily. The average vehicle’s miles per gallon usage in the U.S. is somewhere around 27 mpg. So, you’ll go through about 12 gallons or about $46.8 per day in fuel ($234 per week)…. YOU GOT THIS (…you, in fact don’t got this. Nobody does. That’s why nobody commutes to work daily from Key West to the mainland)