True, hence my follow-up sentence on this point being mitigated in a world where we felt more free to work in alternative work spaces. It's not like I don't ge

True, hence my follow-up sentence on this point being mitigated in a world where we felt more free to work in alternative work spaces. It's not like I don't get out to run, go to the park, or even occasionally meet a friend for a drink on a spacious patio. So my comment was somewhat hyperbole. But sharing the same space for work and sleep is still driving me a bit batty. We all have different needs of course. I recognize I don't share the same needs as many. Hence I'd never advocate for a workplace that didn't accommodate those that did prefer to work remote.