the ✨evolution✨ of work from home

I'm just gonna sit at the kitchen table because they said it's only gonna be like two weeks or whatever. No big deal. Oh shoot, I don't have my laptop charger. I finally set up my home office since we get to do this permanently. No more commute, fluorescent lights, co-workers stopping by your desk to chat for an hour. This is significantly better. All right. I think that's all we have for today. Ellie, anything on your end? Nothing for me. Thanks. I'm literally never going back to the office. They want us back in the office for collaboration. Yesterday I drove 30 minutes to sit on Zoom calls with people in the same building. I didn't talk to a single person all day. My one from home day, like my life depends on it. You know what? At this point, I'm probably still gonna get laid off. $5 a gallon and I'm commuting to work here. At this point, I feel like I'm paying to work. I do whatever it takes so that I don't get laid off. You know what? At this point, I'm probably still gonna get laid off. My entire team's remote, but I have to come in, make it make sense. I'm holding on to my one from home day, like my life depends on it. $5 a gallon and I'm commuting to work here.