I'm sure its nice, but you're making assumptions about peoples' homes that really aren't a given My home office is the nicest setup I've ever had. I have a doo

I'm sure its nice, but you're making assumptions about peoples' homes that really aren't a given My home office is the nicest setup I've ever had. I have a door, I got excellent equipment and a cheap L-shaped desk, coffee is a given, and my dog is a very good boy. I like people enough that I'd happily meet up regularly, but the idea of spending a lot of time in traffic (even a short commute is an hour per day) to go to a worse working space just feels silly at this point.