[how much would you pay] to go back to the way of life you had before the pandemic?
i really can’t think of any previous lifestyle that i actually want to go back to living. maybe it’s because i’m young, but if my lifestyle this year is ever worse than the prior year, that’s pretty close to saying that i failed at life for that year. humans are adaptable: i’m not at all surprised if 42% of respondents have adapted over the last two years and created new habits and ways of life that they aren’t interested in giving up. i’m \it{happy} for those who wouldn’t revert their lifestyle changes for a modest amount of $, because it hints that they made very positive lifestyle changes.
I’m very happy to be able to work 100% from home, where previously I was 0% able to work from home. I had previously asked to work from home and was flatly refused.
I would pay quite a large amount (such as a month’s income) to avoid going back to that, especially since the pandemic has not yet had any comparable negative effects on my life.
regarding that poll:
i really can’t think of any previous lifestyle that i actually want to go back to living. maybe it’s because i’m young, but if my lifestyle this year is ever worse than the prior year, that’s pretty close to saying that i failed at life for that year. humans are adaptable: i’m not at all surprised if 42% of respondents have adapted over the last two years and created new habits and ways of life that they aren’t interested in giving up. i’m \it{happy} for those who wouldn’t revert their lifestyle changes for a modest amount of $, because it hints that they made very positive lifestyle changes.
I’m very happy to be able to work 100% from home, where previously I was 0% able to work from home. I had previously asked to work from home and was flatly refused.
I would pay quite a large amount (such as a month’s income) to avoid going back to that, especially since the pandemic has not yet had any comparable negative effects on my life.