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[Anonymous No.49424904]

WAGIEEEEEEEEEEEEEE GET BACK IN CAGIE
YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE SMART! BUT THINK AGAIN NIGGA!

[Anonymous No.49424915]

My electricity bill went up by $4. It's over.

[Anonymous No.49424922]

>>49424904
sure there are an absolute fuckload of 'hidden' costs, but they don't cost $10 a gallon.

[Anonymous No.49424924]

>>49424904
This is unironically true though, the cost of the average commute is fairly small in terms of fuel cost. The cost of heating your home, the extra eating, electricity will soon offset that fuel cost.

[Anonymous No.49424931]

>>49424904
>in Australia
>claim i worked from home 60 hours a week the entire year on tax return
>government gives a tax deduction of 80 cents per hour you worked from home
>get a tax refund of like $2,000
>spend an extra $100 on electricity throughout the year

not even counting saving money + time on public transport.
these cunts will get a HR claim for bullying if they ask me to come back into the office ever again

[Anonymous No.49424934]

time is money
cope
I saved tons of time
I can even play video games

[Anonymous No.49424939]

>>49424924
Fuck off middle management cuk

[Anonymous No.49424942]

Stupid bait title. Nothing in the article defends working from the office.

https://www.yahoo.com/video/no-aren-t-automatically-saving-123000349.html

[Anonymous No.49424950]

>>49424934
checked, the 10 hrs I save by not commuting are worth more than any payrise they could give me

[Anonymous No.49424951]

>>49424924
didnt cost me a thing because im not a bum who walks into an uncomfortable house. 70 degrees 24/7/365 baby. imagine letting all of your electronics and food etc change temps every day. cringe

[Anonymous No.49424957]

>>49424924
>Extra eating
...what?
>Extra heating
People that change their thermostat repeatedly throughout the day are wasting time and energy anyways, there's no cost difference
>Electricity
My monthly electricity bill is less than a tank of gas now

[Anonymous No.49424961]

>>49424924
Extra eating? Most people eat out more when they work in an office. People don't have time to do meal prep for lunch or make themselves breakfast half the time. You'll save a ton of money on food if you're working from home

[Anonymous No.49424970]

>>49424924
>heating your home
>eating food
those are not things you can avoid doing by going to work in an office

[Anonymous No.49424985]

>>49424924
>heating your home
It's summer, retard.

[Anonymous No.49424994]

Seriously though why are the kikes so against remote work
They even got fake goy folk hero Muskrat to campaign against it

[Anonymous No.49425003]

>>49424924
>heating your home
What kind of faggots do this? Just cover yourself in a blanket, lol

[Anonymous No.49425043]

>>49424904
People are so weird when it comes to gas. They'll drive miles out of their way to save a few pennies but then just blow money on other expensive junk like it's nothing

[Anonymous No.49425049]

>>49424994
Remote work gives people free time to better themselves. They spent a century creating a system where you have barely any free time so you get stuck being a useless eater

[Anonymous No.49425067]

>>49424904
WFH is here to stay
seethe more

[Anonymous No.49425070]

>>49424957
Extra heating lmao
Wear a jumper

[Anonymous No.49425634]

>>49424904
my time is worth more than the amount i would save by not working from home even if it was more expensive in terms of money.

[Anonymous No.49425653]

>>49424904
>xyzxyxyxzyxz
>here's why:

[Anonymous No.49425674]

>>49424924
I take public transit and my company covers 100% of the cost, and it's onlt a 10 minute ride from my apartment, so yeah for me it's cheaper to be in the office

[Anonymous No.49426023]

>>49425003
this but unironically, I haven't turned the heating a single time last winter. just sat in a jacket every hour I was out of bed and it wasn't even bad
heating is a jewish trick to get you to waste money

[Anonymous No.49426050]

>>49424924
>t. hr roastie

[Anonymous No.49426131]

>>49424924
I have a 50 sqm apartment and pay like 30 euro per month in heating costs faggot

[Anonymous No.49426169]

>>49424904
why todays headlines are like this it's so funny.

[Anonymous No.49426189]

>>49424924
As if people actually reduce their thermostat if they arent home, none does this

[Anonymous No.49426209]

i do about an hours work a day wfh. i just got out of bed but ive been getting paid for 3 hours now. i will NEVER return to the office. HR roasties can cry me a river, the government can suck my peen and my bosses and sit and spin. i love wfh and i am never EVER going back.

[Anonymous No.49426211]

>>49426023
>haven't used my heating in over 10 years
>water distiller clicks on 1 hour before I wake up and heats up the apartment so it's nice and warm when I get out of bed

Power on the water distiller is killing me but I'm not drinking the liquid Jew and it's two birds with one stone.

[Anonymous No.49426251]

>WFH fags keep publicly bragging about doing no work but still getting paid
>management notices
>management takes action
>WHY ARE YOU OPPRESSING ME I DON'T WANT TO GO BACK IT'S ACTUALLY MORE PRODUCTIVE TO WORK FROM HOME AHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.49426264]

>>49426169
That's an opinion piece.
If you can't tell the difference between a news article and an opinion piece, you're a brainlet.

[Anonymous No.49426268]

>>49426251
Seems like someone is envious

[Anonymous No.49426279]

>>49426023
I wasn't being ironic.

[Anonymous No.49426285]

I have to admit, I do miss working from home. The only legit problem with it is the lack of networking you can do.

But if you've got a nice do nothing job and don't care about promotions or expanding your network then WFH makes alot of sense

[Anonymous No.49426304]

[Anonymous No.49426370]

>>49424904
why are they so desperate to send people back

[Anonymous No.49426444]

>>49426251
>office wagiecagies think they accomplish more gossiping by the water cooler
Lmao

[Anonymous No.49427600]

>>49424994
WFH renders commercial real estate worthless

[Anonymous No.49427661]

>>49427600
Not true, goy! WFH renders domestic real estate as valuable as commercial! Think of the added value! All rents should 4x!

[Anonymous No.49427845]

>>49424942
>Stupid bait title. Nothing in the article defends working from the office.


> Lunch-flation. Soaring gas prices. Updating your work wardrobe. It’s no wonder many U.S. workers are resisting employer demands to head back to the office full-time.

> Despite many companies setting April return-to-office deadlines, for the past month, U.S. office occupancy has held steady at roughly 43%, according to Kastle’s Back to Work Barometer that takes into account rates in 10 major cities. Many employees are pushing back against heading into the office not because of rising COVID caseloads, but arguing that their commutes are too expensive. In fact, a recent report from Deloitte found nearly 40% of millennials and a third of Gen Zers report that remote work has helped them save money.

> But is working from home really a savings game-changer for most workers?

Why would people try to hunt for costs of WFH in the first place if it's not to compare it to working at an office?

[Anonymous No.49427895]

>>49424904
OH FUCK!
I NEED TO GET BACK TO THE OFFICE!
I SPENT AN EXTRA $10 ON MY GROCERIES LAST WEEK!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

[Anonymous No.49427974]

>>49426251
>Management reads memes on social media and gets upset
>Ignores productivity metrics and profits that spiked
>Make decision based on boomer rage instead of sound business sense
>Mass exodus of best employees (the ones who have options and can get what they want) ensues
Many such cases.

[Anonymous No.49428035]

>>49424904
I save time, I work 4 hours a day which when you think about it is how much productive time a wagie in an office actually does when you factor in meetings, commuting, going out for lunch with coworkers, and breaks.

I use that time to workout, play doom mods and nappy times

[Anonymous No.49428061]

>>49424994
Companies that work remotely don't need ~98% of middle management, 98% of HR, office supply/food vendors, utility providers, or office rental space. The employees also wont be paying for gas, jacked up food prices, toll roads, shopping expenses, or funneling tax money into the cities they would usually commute into that will operate at a loss if only reliant on the people who actually live there.

They want everyone back in the office because they know full well that they are parasites who cant survive without a host.

[Anonymous No.49428065]

>>49424904
not gonna read an article written by a daycare baby but if everyone works from home thats enough to cause a massive recession wrt real estate, gas stations, restaurants etc all setup to serve the daily migrating hordes of normies

[Anonymous No.49428077]

>>49428035
well done anon, well done

[Anonymous No.49428143]

>>49424924
show your tits

[Anonymous No.49428168]

>>49426251
Funny thing. More work gets done when people bullshit at home 6/8 hours a day than when people go into an office and sit in beat around the bush or "emergency" meetings for 7-8/8 hours a day.
It seems like there would almost be no difference, but compounding effects are a bitch.

[Anonymous No.49428182]

>>49424904

[Anonymous No.49428203]

[Anonymous No.49428216]

Just asked for 2 weeks of vacation and got denied by my female manager because "it's not nice to take vacation when other people do it too". Holy fuck do I hate waging.

[Anonymous No.49428234]

>>49424904
>>49426264
>>49424994
>>49424922
>>49424924
>No, you aren’t automatically saving money by working from home.
>Here’s how much it’s costing you

[Anonymous No.49428304]

>>49428203
>>49428182
That’s just cruel

[Anonymous No.49428668]

>work from home
>now all of your bills are tax deductible

genius

[Anonymous No.49428734]

>>49424924
>The cost of heating your home, the extra eating, electricity will soon offset that fuel cost.

Bullshit. Buying groceries is still cheaper than eating out for lunch most days and I'm losing weight because of it and I don't have to worry about someone running into me in bullshit traffic during rush hour. No way my electric bill will ever come close to spending $60 to fill up my 14 gallon tank every other week.

[Anonymous No.49430172]

>>49424904

lmao It cost me $12 in gas to commute to and from work. Luckily, my boss doesn't care if I wfh most days.

[Anonymous No.49430518]

>>49428668
you need an LLC but yeah

[Anonymous No.49430542]

>>49424904
I'm definitely saving money, I live with my parents now, I don't have to rent a shit apartment in the city.

[Anonymous No.49430961]

>>49428668
let me deduct my mortgage pls

[Anonymous No.49431276]

>>49425674
>10 minute ride
>apartment
You don't have a home anyways. A home has its own 4 walls and is in a different zip code from your place of employment. Living that close makes you a slave. Get in the cage.

[Anonymous No.49431394]

>>49424924
are you retarded?

[Anonymous No.49431525]

>>49428734
This
>>49424904
What hidden costs? I did buy a nice adjustable desk for my home office but that is like $500 and I use it for more than just work. I save money by preparing my own meals, I dont heat the house different, I already have internet here. I do not know where costs are coming from
>>49424942
Agreed. Their only arguments is electricity and internet. Most people already have internet and your laptop doesnt take much power nor does your phone. Maybe AC does if you have it cranked but you probably will have it running regardless of if you're home

[Anonymous No.49431834]

My time is worth over 70/hr.

Two way 1 hour commutes would cost $140 a day. Working from the office would not save $140 a day.

[Anonymous No.49432082]

>>49424994
They're desperately trying to save their real estate holdings and keep their gay "hustle and bustle" lifestyle alive. Every rich liberal retard wants to live in a "In the Heights" style neighborhood where a bunch of spicy Latinx frolick around them while they "chop it up" at the local bodega and enjoy their "walkable neighborhood".
Meanwhile, in reality, no one gives a shit that they're shopping at a glorified 7-11 while they get knockout gamed and pushed in front of subway trains.
I think Musk was just looking for a way to do a layoff without calling it a layoff. If you demand everyone come into the office you can expect 10-20% to quit without having to pay a severance package.

[Anonymous No.49432315]

>>49425070
Blimey, mate

[Anonymous No.49432830]

>>49424994
It's all bullshit. Only well connected people are actually getting these good work from home jobs.

[Anonymous No.49432869]

>>49424985
It’s summer all over the world and it’s unlikely the seasons will ever change again.

[Anonymous No.49433304]

>>49424904
>>49424924

LMFAO, THE COPIUM. Gas is never cheap, especially for Americans since they mostly live outside of cities and commute into cities or corporate centers. And current gas prices are definitely not cheap.

>Heating your home
Who heats their home? (I live in Canada and I barely heat my home) When it's cold out I'll put on a sweater and maybe a blanket. If it's too uncomfortable, I'll turn the heat on for a few hours at most and then turn it off again.

Heating AND electricity comes out to $32 CAD per month.

[Anonymous No.49433782]

>>49431834
I don't know how we got fucked out of employers not paying for commuting time.

It's time that you HAVE to do for your job, it's time that is spent going TO your job, and it is time that you cannot use to do other work outside of your job. It is therefore, a part of your job.

>inb4 some strawman of how people will move 2h a way to get easy extra cash
Ridiculous scenario that would be a 1 in a million case because no one wants a 4h daily commute lmfao.

[Anonymous No.49433812]

>>49424924

[Anonymous No.49433924]

>>49424924
The only high IQ reply in this thread.

[Anonymous No.49433941]

>>49433924

[Anonymous No.49433993]

>>49426370
Well they have office space they are paying for that no one is using.
It forces people to dress up.
Forces people into meetings in an actual conference room instead of listening in to one while you are playing a game because there was no reason for you to be in the meeting.
Let you know that they control you by forcing you to come in and work.
They are also realizing people only do 2-3 hours of work a day, the rest of the time they are in the office they are doing nothing. They hate that they are paying someone not to work so they want them to come in and pretend to work so they can justify their salary.

[Anonymous No.49434035]

>>49428216
Find a new job. If you are supposed to get paid time off then take it. Or call your local labor board and let them know, get a nice payout.

[Anonymous No.49434076]

commercial office space is 60% empty. kvetching intensifies.

[Anonymous No.49434103]

>>49433993
So if someone's a business owner and sees all this obvious shit, why not celebrate WFH and just pay based on cost of living and the value of work someone produces, instead of pretending it takes 7 hours a day to be an accountant rather than 3? Shut the office down and stop paying rent, or if you need some people in necessarily, downsize. Where is the compulsion to force people back in coming from? Just why?

[Anonymous No.49434124]

HR and PC culture has made the modern work environment repulsive. Also, who wants to go to the office and see a bunch of fat retards every day?

[Anonymous No.49434163]

>>49433993
>listening in to one while you are playing a game because there was no reason for you to be in the meeting

I'm in one of those meetings right now.

[Anonymous No.49434205]

>>49434103
Boomers and their issues of object permanence. If they can't physically look over your shoulder, then they don't think you are working.

[Anonymous No.49434260]

>>49424924
nice bait, no one is this retarded unless purposeful

[Anonymous No.49434438]

>50 mile round trip commute (We'll assume 80 cents a mile as the real cost of operating a vehicle today) $40
>1 hour of my day driving, plus an hour of my day doing bullshit chores I would have done teleworking (2 hours at $35) $70
>lunch $10

Woah this roastie is right the $100 or so a day I save teleworking is really offset by that extra $5 a day I use in water and electricity and the $2 I spend in food.

[Anonymous No.49434460]

Real talk though. Why hasn't the commercial real estate market collapsed as a result of all this?

[Anonymous No.49434552]

>>49434460
Because it's all located downtown and just gets converted into cardboard "luxury apartments" at pennies per sq. ft. and rented out to millenial trust fund/tech/government retards for $3,000 a month so they can pretend their life is an episode of Seinfeld or Sex in the City.

[Anonymous No.49434812]

>>49434460
That is what they are trying to hold off. If enough people WFH then it will get to the point where they will either demolish office buildings, turn them into apartments or some combination. The problem right now is a lot of businesses are stuck paying rent for office buildings and they hate seeing all the money they are spending on having an empty office. Some businesses have multiyear contracts with huge early termination fees with the office space they are renting.

Once contracts are up it wouldn't be surprising to see businesses not renew their office space contracts. Once that happens then you will have lots of empty buildings that will either get renovated as apartments or just demolished.

[Anonymous No.49434893]

>>49434460
It is look at NYC reits

[Anonymous No.49434954]

I'm lucky that my company still lets me work from home because the moment i would get (((the email))), I'd quit. They probably know most of us would do that.

[Anonymous No.49434991]

>>49424915
I'll get you back in that cage if it's the last thing I ever do

[Anonymous No.49435000]

>BACK IN THE CAGE GOY, $10 GALLON IS ONLY "TRANSITORY"

[Anonymous No.49435010]

>>49431276
>spending 2-4 hours a day in traffic means you are free

[Anonymous No.49435031]

>>49434103
>>49434205

There's also that group of people that will defend the boomers and the managers. Some do it because they are a middle-manager and fear their job, others defend without knowing.

There will always be some people who state "I'm actually way more productive in the office" or "I actually work all 7 hours!"

And for those people, they can stay in the office. But the office space should be downsized 10x what it currently is. I'm sure there are people in your office that actually look like they're working the whole time. Not just pretending to work, but actually working the whole time. They're just slower and inefficient, but they still get things done in the same "work day" as you. I don't think we should get rid of them, since they complete the same work in the same day, but obviously they would be against you working only 2-3h and getting the same pay.

[Anonymous No.49435033]

>>49434460
Because it moved out of the cities; this is what Burry was heavily investing in the past few years. The money isn't to be made inside the cities; it's outside of them - retail parks etc. Invest in REITs that specialise in those in the burbs and in logistics property - warehouses and the like.

[Anonymous No.49435085]

>>49434460
It will if this keeps up. The anon that mentioned offices getting converted to condos is talking out of their ass. Zoning laws are a fucking BITCH and 99.999% of offices are not zoned for dwellings and would take a long time to change the laws + time needed to construct/convert.

Hell, zoning laws (along with multi home "investors") are one of the major reasons for skyrocketing housing prices.

[Anonymous No.49435126]

>>49424924
>get back into the office and start buying fast food again
>let me look over your shoulder so I can make sure you're working

[Anonymous No.49435320]

>>49426304
Can relate. I got shit done too fast in the office before and was then scrolling SFW sites out of sheer boredom. Was not one to go to the company cafeteria to do mindless small talk with coworkers over shit coffee. Now I can get shit done quickly like before and then do whatever the fuck I want and actually don't hate my job.

[Anonymous No.49435511]

>>49428203
>Miss your sweatpants yet?
Bitch please. I've been fully naked 99% of the time for the last 2.5 years. Best feeling ever now removing the crotch trap when I get back from the supermarket.

[Anonymous No.49435626]

>>49434103
>pay based on cost of living
while still doing the exact same amount of work no matter where I live. So if I live in the middle of buttfuck nowhere my work is worth less than if I live in an extremely overpriced city? Fuck you.

[Anonymous No.49435720]

>>49434124
Also this. Current woke faggot trannies will dislike this but if there were a bunch of cute slim girls (XX chromosome) being in the office, I'd actually be motivated to go there just for the nice view.

[Anonymous No.49435773]

>>49424924
this, I'd rather go to the office

[Anonymous No.49435822]

>>49426211
Based distiller enjoyer. Been doing it for 3+ years now, I will never drink municipal or bottled water again.

[Anonymous No.49435990]

>>49432082
Nailed the description. Forgot the homeless taking a shit while they walk past them, wearing suits to their skycage. Thinking they're better than masculine tradies. It's utterly depraved.

[Anonymous No.49436079]

>>49424994
Because they've incorporated anti white oriented Maoist struggle sessions and indoctrination into the office. They need you focused and in their presence to make sure you get the message.

[Anonymous No.49436157]

>>49424994
>makes their real estate investments worthless
>mkes their quirky restaurant chains next to these offices worthless
>allows the goyim to have more free time which means more time to figure out just how hard they are getting absolutely fucked

(((analysts))) and (((policymakers))) will say its the first two reasons but the real reason is the third reason

[Anonymous No.49436191]

>>49424924
Not for me. And not for most people. You are so fucking wrong and retarded you need to kys right now.

[Anonymous No.49436262]

>>49435126
>>let me look over your shoulder so I can make sure you're working
Yeah, my boss thought 4chan was a tech blog that I was using to solve a programming problem.

[Anonymous No.49436341]

>>49428234
It's really mysoginistic how all retardedly braindead opinion pieces are written by women.
These newspaper should apologise and repent.
And a lot of times, it's antisemitic, too.

[Anonymous No.49436396]

>>49424924
With the price of gas in my area I would be spending over $200 a month on gas just to go back and forth from home and work. So if my electric bill doubles then I'm only spending $60-80 more a month, I'm still saving $120-140 a month. That doesn't include what I save on food as well as wear and tear on my vehicle.

Oh and the price of gas is going up so I wouldn't be surprised if it gets up to $300. So yeah, WFH is saving me a lot of money.

[Anonymous No.49436412]

>>49435626
Because most tech salaries are based on having to live in some overpriced shithole rather than the actual value of their work?

[Anonymous No.49436525]

>>49436157
The worthless contributors of society like government employees and (((journalists))), and the rich tech workers that stay at home all day and do one hour of work are the ones always protecting the system. Trust me the people doing actual labor don't need free time to realize how hard they're getting screwed. In fact if they were somehow able to coast like the rest of those groups the entire country would be getting triple boosted and celebrating $8 a gallon gas to defeat Russia like they do.

[Anonymous No.49436664]

I actually started eating out more for lunch after my job became permanently remote than I did in the office. I would often skip lunch or just eat something at my desk in the office so I didn't have to take a lunch break and I could leave earlier. Now I'm looking for a reason to get out of my house for a bit and going out for lunch helps do that. I don't care about what time I quit working as WFH, if I take an hour for lunch now it just means I'm leaving my work computer turned on another hour while I'm fucking around on my personal computer right next to it. I also have better/cheaper/unpozzed options to eat at around my house than around the office.

[Anonymous No.49436667]

>>49436396
Don't forget the cost of things they don't put a price on like the stress and waste of time of spending hours per day in gridlock traffic just to get to the office. If given the choice, how much more would you ask for so it's worth it for you to spend 1-2 or more hours in traffic every single day each way for decades than just "commuting" from your bed to your desk every single day?

[Anonymous No.49437041]

>>49434460
It is crashing. A market that big just takes time to really show it.

[Anonymous No.49437125]

>>49424904
I'd still be paying for the heating and internet, it's not like I turn them off for 8 hours to come back to a frozen house. I save an hour of my time every day by not driving to an office, which apart from the stupid gas prices in my area, is far more valuable to me than a few bucks for electricity or whatever the fuck

[Anonymous No.49437344]

>>49432830
I work from home and I don't have connections to anyone.

[Anonymous No.49437489]

>>49424904
Something is seriously wrong with people if they fall for such transparent bullshit. Humans really are no smarter than animals are they.

[Anonymous No.49437642]

>>49437489
Tell most humans they are animals and closely related to chimpanzees and they will refuse to admit it. That's literally what we are but somehow they refuse to admit it and think they are better than that.

[Anonymous No.49437767]

>>49424924
kek, nice bait anon but that's where you'd be wrong
I rarely eat anything outside meal hours even on the weekends
My apartment is set to the same damn temperature whether I'm there or not because jokes on you, I don't pay for it
I also leave my computer on 24/7 and the sunlight is what I use until the evening when I'd be home anyway
If anything I'd be using more water because I'd be using my own toilet but, again, I don't pay for water either

[Anonymous No.49437774]

>>49424924
nice bait

[Anonymous No.49438017]

>>49424904
oh, is it? guess i'm too busy waking up 10 minutes before my start time, doing standup with camera turned off, then taking a long shit for 40 minutes on company time before replying late to a few messages with "sorry! super busy!" and going AFK until lunch

[Anonymous No.49438045]

>>49424924
>49424924
49424942!!!
We are reaching dubs we never thought possible!
Well I believe you could be right sir.

[Anonymous No.49438093]

>>49424924
>the extra eating
if anything you'll save money by not going out to eat on your lunch break

[Anonymous No.49438323]

>>49424924
>dont heat home
>dont use gas
NOOOOOO U CANT HECKIN DO THIS
YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO SPEND MUNNEY

[Anonymous No.49438403]

Still never going back though.

[Anonymous No.49438415]

>>49424994
>peasants no longer distracted by mundane office life
>peasants get new ideas in their heads
>peasants realize its all worthless outside a few jobs
>peasants get angry
>the Massa Class get angsty

Think of da poor walstreet guys, u dont wanna watch dem suffah

[Anonymous No.49438444]

>>49424994

they can't make the wagies do the cotton eye joe remotely

[Anonymous No.49438592]

>>49434460

two more weeks

[Anonymous No.49438812]

>>49424961
>Extra eating? Most people eat out more when they work in an office. People don't have time to do meal prep for lunch or make themselves breakfast half the time. You'll save a ton of money on food if you're working from home
This. The only way I've been able to cope is to start fasting on the days I have to go into the office. My coworkers have literally never seen me eat.

[Anonymous No.49439586]

i'm never going back to the office. i don't care if i have to get a job that pays less. the reduction in stress alone from not having to deal with commuting and making sure i show up on time makes it completely worth it

[Anonymous No.49439620]

>>49424924
shut up megan

[Anonymous No.49439803]

>>49424904
Bullshit.

Saved more money cutting out my commute from home and gaining my time back to make more money on the side. With Gas prices these days, it's not worth it driving to a Job unless you're desperate.

[Anonymous No.49440015]

>>49426370
To produce another pandemics.

[Anonymous No.49440241]

>>49438812
based

[Anonymous No.49440329]

>>49424904
I want one of the Boondocks voice actors to read this, complete with nyucka.

[Anonymous No.49440361]

>>49432082
Welp I live in a neighborhood with a bunch of latinas and I must say it is a treat, I see so many grabable asses and they are all so thirsty.

[Anonymous No.49441216]

>>49434460
Commercial real estate often sits unrented in NYC for years at a time with the landlords never lowing the price because "I know what I got!"

[Anonymous No.49441230]

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>Ridiculous scenario that would be a 1 in a million case because no one wants a 4h daily commute lmfao
Bullshit. During lockdown I moved 3 hours away from my job and told them I'm not going back to the office. I would however be happy to spend 6 of my 8 work-hours sitting on a train listening to music if they were willing to pay me for it.