> And I feel sorry for anyone who would disagree with that. each person to their own. Office, for those who love it, is fine - there's nothing wrong with wanti

> And I feel sorry for anyone who would disagree with that. each person to their own. Office, for those who love it, is fine - there's nothing wrong with wanting a social setting for work. The only problem is when such desire could prevent the WFH folks from getting what they want. Both _should_ be allowed to exist, and the workers choose for themselves without coercion or pressure.