This is a very self-centered and US-centric attitude. You assume that everyone who wants to work from home only does it to have a "king-like lifestyle". Some of

This is a very self-centered and US-centric attitude. You assume that everyone who wants to work from home only does it to have a "king-like lifestyle". Some of us don't have the privilege to be able to get non-remote jobs that easily, for example because we live in another country and traveling/moving isn't an option, or because of many other factors like social anxiety making remote work much less stressful and allows us to be more productive, especially if given the option to just write in a text chat (e.g. Slack) rather than forcing verbal communication, eye contact and all.