Supply and demand, of course. If you are in they bay area and already working remotely, how is that materially different if you move an hour away? Or 3 hours aw

Supply and demand, of course. If you are in they bay area and already working remotely, how is that materially different if you move an hour away? Or 3 hours away? Or to the next state or two over? You were already in the “remote work” category. In fact, you were already working at that company at a given wage. I plain just don’t see the difference in the same remote worker in the next suburb over vs next city over vs next state over (granted similar working hours / timezones).