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So I just saw this is the continual parade of articles about do we like working from home.

This is the latest one.

We like working from home.

74% of Americans who are doing it say,

I'd like to do this full time for the rest of my working life, or at least the majority

of the week, maybe not five days a week, but four days a week. And the only downside are the things

that we've all heard, you know, the distractions from kids and pets and people just barging in

while you're working.

But most people feel that that's minor compared to the benefit of not having to commute.

And frankly, no one really misses seeing coworkers face to face.

That's kind of sad. I mean, I do.

That is the only thing. That's the only thing I miss. I miss seeing coworkers. Everything else you can have, the commute, all of it. You can keep it. I miss seeing you guys and other people that we work. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I mean, I work well. I've always worked well with a small group. I've worked with a small group of people,

like four to eight people my whole career. And I do miss seeing you. But I mean, if you're in a

situation where there's, you know, just a ton of people and there's always one jerk by the

coffee machine who's just, you don't want to see. I wouldn't miss that at all.

The other downside folks say have been eating too many snacks and drinking more alcohol.

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