As far as I can see, the jobs that have easily transitioned to WFH were also the jobs that everyone already envied even when they were most commonly practiced i

As far as I can see, the jobs that have easily transitioned to WFH were also the jobs that everyone already envied even when they were most commonly practiced in an office. If roles were reversed, maybe a programmer would quit to go flip burgers in order to be at home, but would a burger flipper quit to program at home where they otherwise would not quit to program in an office? I suspect if the burger flipper had an inclination towards programming, they would quit to become one either way. So the social contract may not be impacted all that much.