Working from home

If I ever will have another job, I will allow two options to myself

1. My employer has the recreational areas sealed behind soundproof walls and doors and windows, and I get in an office. Or it's my own company, and then it'll be my rules, anyways...
2. I have to work from home.

Think about it! Apparently in the US the collegiality is a bit different. It never gets pass the 'Hi, how are you doing? Nice weather we have today!' phase. You are unlikely to make any friends. So people at your workplace are down to have only annoying functions: bother you and interrupt your work. All the f*cking time.

So why even bothering with getting to the office, right? Working from home is more flexible. It comes with tons of tax benefits (you can deduct almost everything the extra room costs in the monthly rental and expenses!), spare the commute (time and anxiety), save on gas, yet you might not even need that second car! That's $500/month savings on the credit payments and another $300-$400 on insurance! Savings on daycare! Another $500/month. I mean if you have children. You don't have to obey any dress code either! Having a video conference? Can they see what's below the belt? :)

Dreams dreams dreams...