> I save money by spending less on food, drinks, and electricity. I agree with a lot of your points, but not this one. Even if I were to take my lunch to work,

> I save money by spending less on food, drinks, and electricity. I agree with a lot of your points, but not this one. Even if I were to take my lunch to work, I would still end up spending some money on coffee or snacks (because I can't always predict exactly what I will want to eat or drink during the day), and if I'm in a rush in the morning at home (e.g. slept in), I can just make lunch when I end up having the time, versus having to buy lunch in the office if I left without time to prepare some food to take. The electricity point stands I suppose, but it's hard to quantify the difference, for me, as I moved only a few weeks before the pandemic, so don't have any pre-pandemic, work from the office data to compare with. The £150 odd I save each month on travel costs likely more than makes up for any extra spending on leccy