Agreed. People have all sorts of reasons to work remote, and it is not always because of walkability: - proximity to family and community support - quality of

Agreed. People have all sorts of reasons to work remote, and it is not always because of walkability: - proximity to family and community support - quality of schools for kids - some people want to live out in the boonies, with a hobby farm or a real homestead - shared cultural or political values - some folks want to be nomadic, couch surfing or living out of a souped up van or rv - some folks want to be able to stay with extended family for longer - some folks want to cowork locally - I know one guy who lives in a low cost of living area and reinvest the arbitrage back into his local community while still living comfortably In my family’s case, I have been regularly going to the local indoor play gym so that my toddler can wear himself out. It’s too hot to play outside. Also, flexibility != remote There are remote work places which installs invasive software to monitor “butt-in-seat”, and you don’t really get flex time.