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I'll bite.
My company who I've worked for 7 years is relocating to their newly built "state of the art" facility over 30 miles away from me. I can not make the trip with my less than dependable car plus the added expense of gas prices right now.
By not moving with them, I am going to not have health insurance for me and my family unless I can afford to pay COBRA about $700 a month to keep my policy. On top of that, my house is is foreclosure pending my modification application and who knows if I will be able to get unemployment. Everything I attempt gets cock blocked.
They can take their state of the art, spare no expense building and shove it up their corn hole!

I understand your frustration but it seems to me that giving up the job and refusing to follow the company may not be the best solution if your only trouble is how to get to work. In America's current economy jobs are hard t come by so I suggest you consider using public transport if available OR focus on getting yourself there for the first few weeks and sending a company email (ask permission to send from your boss so you don't get any strife for it. In the email you need to give the area you live in and ask for any living in or near that area to contact you so that transport costs can be shared. You might take turns driving each other so that fuel costs are halved or you may get taken by someone else and contribute to there fuel bill which helps them out as well. You are likely not the only person in this situation at your company and there may be a solution there for the asking. Good luck to you.