First, this comes off to me as a very privileged take. Second, I do feel the pain of corporate life, and I switched to working for a non-profit because of it.

First, this comes off to me as a very privileged take. Second, I do feel the pain of corporate life, and I switched to working for a non-profit because of it. Leaving the city… nah. Just moved to the perimeter and now I can drive 10 minutes to downtown or 20 to the mountains. Why get a septic tank, a well, my own water treatment, and all this other stuff if I need not do so?