Ironically, despite how this article is both patently fictional and fairly dystopian, several of the premises actually do apply to me and many others: I own no

Ironically, despite how this article is both patently fictional and fairly dystopian, several of the premises actually do apply to me and many others: I own no house, no car, no appliances. But no, rent isn't free, I pay through the nose to live in a location where it's possible to rely on transit (in non pandemic times, anyways). And I do hard work to pay that rent, I'm not sure what business meetings I could illegally sublet out my tiny living room to fetch over $3000 per month. I do get things delivered, quite often (groceries weekly and sometimes restaurant meals). It's absurdly expensive and once the pandemic is over I plan to cut the deliveries out of my life as much as I can (I cancelled prime in January and resubscribed in March, oops!)