Being forced to interact with people one doesn't like, and having to perform work theater to maintain ones livelihood, is not a good thing for many people. Bes

Being forced to interact with people one doesn't like, and having to perform work theater to maintain ones livelihood, is not a good thing for many people. Besides which, WFH means more time with the family (also human contact) and skipping the commute means more time around people whose presence one actually enjoys. All that said, I tend to agree with your point that people pushing RTO more due to their personal ideology (which clearly I do not share) rather than some grand conspiracy around real-estate.