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Or you could buy a desk and just work from home.

• emilsedgh 9y ago
  After 5 years of working remotely from home, I'm moving to a coworking space this week. Working from home hasy many perks. But the downside is that you get actually lazy. I should move out to an office for the sake of my mental and physical health.
• psergeant 9y ago
  Try it for ten years and report back
  • eecc 9y ago
    If you can still speak intelligibily, grunting doesn’t qualify :D
  • rglover 9y ago
    Been doing it for going on seven. No complaints. An occasional dip to the coffee shop for an hour or two cures cabin fever quickly and inexpensively.
• fsloth 9y ago
  I think you are presuming several preconditions to make this a viable suggestion.
• dalbasal 9y ago
  You could. Some will, maybe most. Some people like working from a wework, if it's nice and the cost works out ok.
• phil248 9y ago
  But there are so many problems with that depending on circumstances. Assuming an urban apartment, it is likely very small. It may be loud throughout the day. You may have a partner who also wants to work from home. You may have family coming through frequently. You may not want to live 2/3rds of your life in the same two rooms, and so on.