> Lots of people still had to go to work F2F, lots of people spent it cooped up in 30m2 apartments with flatmates they hate. I assume by `F2F` you mean "face-t

> Lots of people still had to go to work F2F, lots of people spent it cooped up in 30m2 apartments with flatmates they hate. I assume by `F2F` you mean "face-to-face"? I think that's a matter of perspective. In my echo chamber, people live with flatmates that they get along with just fine and are happy that they don't have to go to an office to do work that could be done at home. > More people than not spent 2 years complaining they couldn't leave the house So... perhaps they do indeed want to "leave the house". But I think they still don't want to go to the office when they can work from home. I think e-commerce is indeed shifted-up relative to the start of the pandemic. I think things that e-commerce can't do well are still where people want to leave the house. As you said, pubs/window shopping (not quite shopping itself)/holidays.