From a financial standpoint, I definitely agree. On the other hand, that perspective can easily become a crutch especially if it is normalized. There's also t

From a financial standpoint, I definitely agree. On the other hand, that perspective can easily become a crutch especially if it is normalized. There's also the risk of creating more generations of even less capable adults than the ones whom already exist. Some already self-aware individuals could make proper use of their parent's abode into early adulthood, but there's also others who to some extent actually need life to give them at least a small kick in the pants so they wake up and get their shit together. People say that remote work isn't for everyone, thus we shouldn't also pretend like "just live at home, bruh" is the right thing for the vast majority.