[EEGator]

Wake up earlier, burn gas, vehicle wear and tear, dress clothes, parking, lunch, inner city trash interactions, stupid woke people and HR, etc…

Nope.

[Night Hides Not]

At least half of my coworkers work from home two days a week. Of our top 5 company officers, just one lives in Texas. My supervisor lives in Florida, commutes to Dallas twice a month.

I’ll be working from home soon, too. Not an issue, I can work on tax returns anywhere. Most of our meetings are conducted over the computer. We also don’t keep any paper files, it’s all stored on pdf.

Why go back to the old way of doing things?

[Leaning Right]

> Wake up earlier, burn gas, vehicle wear and tear... <

Don’t forget Pittsburgh’s unofficial motto: You can’t get there from here.

And for those not in the know, that’s due to Pittsburgh’s crazy quilt of tunnels, bridges, and one-way streets. By the time you realize you’re in the wrong lane you’re a mile from where you want to be. And you’re probably on a one-way street.

Anybody who’d want to go back to that would have to be nuts.

[FLT-bird]

Exactly!

I just thought of yet another benefit of people working from home. Companies can fire a lot of their HR staff. There won’t be nearly as much of a need for them if people are working from home.