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I’ll never understand why you would want to subject yourself to an office AND pay for that experience. Networking aside (why can’t that be done outside of a co-
by xyst 3y ago
I’ll never understand why you would want to subject yourself to an office AND pay for that experience. Networking aside (why can’t that be done outside of a co-working environment), I don’t see any benefits.
I would rather dump the $3,900 per year into my mortgage or other debt tbh.
- sbrother 3y agoAnd that’s totally fine because unlike a corporate office, the only people there are those who find value in it. In my case, my house is often a circus of kids, grandparents, and caregivers so it’s well worth it to have a place I can escape to work. And if my circumstances change, it can be cancelled in 30 days unlike a long-term CRE lease. It’s a great service for those of us who value it, and it’s popular enough that it’s not going anywhere. It is not, however, a billion dollar company lol.
- ajkjk 3y agoyeah, if you don't see the appeal of an office, you're never going to be able to relate to someone who will literally pay extra money for it.
- nunez 3y agoCool location. Quiet working space (if you have an office). Fast internet. No home distractions.