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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Glad I got my popcorn early. [/quote]
Does it turn you on when other people’s lives are upended?[/quote]

Drama llama? RTO is hardly an upending - have some perspective[/quote]

I haven’t been complaining too much about this, mostly because I’ve felt very lucky to be a remote worker and knew it would end someday, but don’t minimize it but saying it doesn’t upend things. I’ll spend 2ish less hours/day with my kids, who are young and still want to spend time with me. My young kids routine is going to change quite a bit (only one parent at home in the morning, most likely) which will be stressful and require adjustment. I haven’t yet figured out a way to keep the exercise routine I’ve had for 2+ years that has greatly improved my physical and mental health, and see my kids at all on those days. And we have a dog who does not enjoy being alone all day.

These are all the problems of privilege, and I recognize that. They still create stress and disruption.

One thing for sure - I’m cutting back to working 40 hours per week![/quote]

Cry
Me a River [/quote]

So you don’t support families?  Why would you want parents unnecessarily spending 2 fewer hours with their kids in order to sit alone on Teams calls?

Why don’t you support technology and want to take advantage of the efficiencies it brings?  Do you also want us using fax machines?[/quote]

You had better never:
- Use Amazon or have anything delivered 
- go to a restaurant 
- Go to a doctor’s office or hospital 
- Gas station 
- Grocery store 
- send children to school or daycare

Or anywhere that requires people to leave their homes to be at your service.

Because if you do, by your own admission you don’t support families.

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That’s not what PP said at all. The jobs you listed cannot, by their very nature be done at home. That is different than a job that can be done WFH but is forced back to the office for no justifiable reason except to cause employee attrition.[/quote]

So PP loves her family more because she can work in her PJs? Should people that work outside the home not have families?

Telling her that she needs to get in her car and drive to DC to work is not an assault on her familial duties. [/quote]

Ooof.  That is some willfully incorrect reading.  [/quote]

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