ITT: lots of people without kids, who appear to have a very very different relationship to in-office than anyone in my own circles, who do have kids. No one I

ITT: lots of people without kids, who appear to have a very very different relationship to in-office than anyone in my own circles, who do have kids. No one I know with kids wants to give up flexible WFH. Not one. No mystery why. Every minute commuting is a minute away from your already extremely limited family time. Every day without flexibility is a PITA wrt any of the myriad quiet duties parents have to move their kids around all day, which have now returned with their own vengeance because of the pandemic suppression of carpooling and public transit as viable options for many, particularly those with kids under 12, none of whom are yet fully protected, and won't be for weeks.