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In other words, these businesses want forced customers, at the expense of those customers. Let's not even mention all of the extra greenhouse gas emissions and
by aussieguy1234 3y ago
In other words, these businesses want forced customers, at the expense of those customers. Let's not even mention all of the extra greenhouse gas emissions and wasted time from commuting. So much for the "free" market.
When they went into business, they took a risk. It shouldn't be up to ordinary workers to save them.
I'd like to see a backlash here. If you are forced to go into the office anywhere near these businesses, don't give them your business.
- toomuchtodo 3y agoDoesn’t sound like it would be hard to boycott the businesses who are demanding RTO so they have more footfall. If you kill their business, they won’t keep advocating for it. Would you support a business that actively causes you harm for their own benefit? Probably shouldn’t encourage bad behavior.
- chii 3y agogiven a large enough population, you can expect to see that most individuals don't think more than 1-2 steps ahead, and they are likely to also fall into automatic, habitual behaviour - what used to happen prior to covid will resume with high probability, if returned to office settings. This is what those business advocates and hopes for, in order to resume their original business model.