Ignoring the false equivalence of wasted candle light to stolen WiFi bandwidth, as has already been pointed out... It’s an unspoken(?) assumption that one can’

Ignoring the false equivalence of wasted candle light to stolen WiFi bandwidth, as has already been pointed out... It’s an unspoken(?) assumption that one can’t apply for a remote job unless one has access to internet. Doesn’t matter whether it’s yours, stolen from a neighbor, or sipped from a coffee shop, so long as it’s reliable and of sufficient bandwidth. That’s the remote work deal. Having the privilege to work remotely for a non-remote job requires the same deal, an your employer seems even less responsible for providing bandwidth in the latter case.