> All of the things you listed are extremely privileged... The vast majority of people, even in the tech industry, do not have these privileges. This is so del

> All of the things you listed are extremely privileged... The vast majority of people, even in the tech industry, do not have these privileges. This is so deliberately myopic as to make me question whether your argument is in good faith. A "$xx000+ climate control" is something _literally anyone who's employed_ would have as a furnace (or, slightly less commonly, as a/c, but still very prevalent[1]) and is not a unique expense to WFH. The perk is being able to set it where I want (vs. my employer setting it for me), not simply "having it." And if a $100 mechanical keyboard is a truly unobtainable indulgence for budget reasons, surely a $100 car repair to facilitate commuting to the office is, too. [1]: https://paylesspower.com/blog/air-conditioning-statistics/ https://paylesspower.com/blog/air-conditioning-statistics/