But wouldn't you eventually get burnt out? For me at least, going home every day is my release from the pressure and stress of work. I even have a real-world e

But wouldn't you eventually get burnt out? For me at least, going home every day is my release from the pressure and stress of work. I even have a real-world example: My boss is getting divorced, and as the president of our small company, he has the alarm codes and keys to every door. We have a full kitchen, multiple bathrooms, etc. The only thing we don't have is a shower. He figured he could sleep on the conference room couch, shower at the gym since he goes there every day before work anyway, and wouldn't have to pay rent in an apartment while making house payments too. That lasted about a week before he became so sick of being in the building he was ready to quit. He's now living in a hotel while he searches for an apartment.