> especially given they probably live in a relatively small apartment. Yeah, I can very much sympathize with people... some of my ex-colleagues in fact... who

> especially given they probably live in a relatively small apartment. Yeah, I can very much sympathize with people... some of my ex-colleagues in fact... who lived in small apartments (and even shared apartments with others) during the COVID forced work from home times. Oh and people with kids, especially small ones... A lot of people in nice cities intentionally choose cheaper apartments at the expense of space because they expect they won't be home all the time. Suddenly being trapped in your small space could be like a prison sentence.