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There is some research into the concept of travel time percetion. Subjectively, for me, no more than 15 minutes is 'close' for me. 15 minutes feels like it's not too bad of a time regardless of method, distance covered, etc. I suspect it's because I have a sense of 15 minutes being the smallest usable amount of time. Less than 15 and it feels like there's little I could use that time for that isn't just scrolling something on my phone.