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The original was posted on /r/antiwork by /u/MD_DO_or_die_trying on 2025-10-24 06:44:16+00:00.

I’m not talking about one specific type of coworker. I’m talking about having any coworkers at all. The fact you have to be with a stranger the whole shift multiplied by 5 days means you’re forced to spend time with these people more than your own family.

Even if they’re good people and you would be friends with them outside of work, you still have to be forced to spend time during work which may not seem bad but if everyone here got to switch to a 100% remote job like me then you’d realize how life changing having no commute and no small talk with coworkers in person. It makes work turn from hell to tolerable.

Anyone else view non-wfh jobs as the way of the past? I know we’re all slaves, but when I look at people working that require you to be somewhere not in your house, I see them as a lower tier slave class whereas remote workers are a higher tier slave class. I’m aware it’s bad to view society this way but the quality of my life with wfh skyrocketed to the point I can’t go back to in person jobs.