> People who usually have family members at home, get too distracted compared to a office environment, to prefer working at home. Don't mix up "working from ho

> People who usually have family members at home, get too distracted compared to a office environment, to prefer working at home. Don't mix up "working from home" with "remote work", once you leave the city of your office. I know at least a few people who would love to go live near their "core communities" from their youth, to rent their own little office downtown near the only diner with unlimited coffee, next to the two lawyers & one dentist. And at least for a couple of them, they'd love to "commute" once a month out of Middletown/Discovery Bay, stay at the same motel 6 in Sunnyvale for a Thursday, Friday & expense it as business travel. Though, a lot of this isn't about economics, but mostly about personal goals.