I mean it's absolutely true, I don't have someone who literally controls where I am for half (or more) of my waking hours. How anyone wouldn't read that as incr

I mean it's absolutely true, I don't have someone who literally controls where I am for half (or more) of my waking hours. How anyone wouldn't read that as increased freedom is beyond me. I can stay over with a friend in another state for as much time as we'd like because I don't have to go to an office. I cook, I clean, I run errands, I play video games, I nap -- inasmuch as I'm meeting my work commitments I decide how best to spend my time. I can even go to the office if it strikes my fancy for a change of scenery. And the worst part is some executive would read this and say I'm slighting them because I'm not cosplaying as someone busy despite getting more actual work done than when I'm in the office. When I'm WFH and doing async work, work gets my most productive hours whenever that happens. When I'm in the office work gets what they get out of that 9-5.