> Most 'office' jobs _CAN_ be worked remotely. A lot of jobs that do require face to face interaction also involve a lot of travel and _CAN_ therefore be based

> Most 'office' jobs _CAN_ be worked remotely. A lot of jobs that do require face to face interaction also involve a lot of travel and _CAN_ therefore be based anywhere near an airport. Right now 20-25% of the US workforce teleworkers some of the time. And up to 50% of US jobs _COULD_ be worked remotely a significant portion of the time. Further, as people move out of the most in demand city's service jobs will follow. Quoted with emphasis placed. Can, could, sure I agree 100%. The ability to do this lies with the consent of the employer, not the employee. A lot of people don't have the luxury of cherry-picking their income source, and are beholden to the rules of their employer. I realize that notion isn't really considered here: "we can all get jobs anywhere, we're smart devs!", but in reality is isn't true for large swaths of people.