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I don't think it's that crazy for home offices. It could serve as a way to communicate to others that you are working, and it could help you mentally separate
by va_coder 17y ago
I don't think it's that crazy for home offices. It could serve as a way to communicate to others that you are working, and it could help you mentally separate work and recreation.
They could also make it a tanning salon/office combo. Not only will you get your work done, but you'll get a great tan as well ;)
- mahmud 17y agoFor $25k, you can afford a fully trained domberman, to stand at guard and keep your loved ones at bay while you work.
- generalk 17y agoFor that kind of money you could easily outfit an existing room with a top-quality computer, comfortable desk and chair, office supplies, whatever you need to work.
- j_baker 17y agoI don't think the biggest issue is money. It's more about space. Not everyone has an extra room that they can dedicate to having an office. And they may not even be able to add one for $25k.
- billswift 17y agoMaybe not, but you can enclose a corner, outfit it with desk, chair, files, and computer, for less than $6000, much less $25k.
- HeyLaughingBoy 17y agoNo, but if you can find the space to put a pod like this outside, then you can find room for a small garden shed that costs < $1000 and outfit it with really nice furniture for a hell of a lot less than $25k. Where I live, you can build a 30'x60'x15' pole shed for about $15k. That's bigger than some people's apartments!