[1976gmc20]

I used to work from home most of the time. I actually got more done at home than I could get done working onsite, except on those rare occasions that I had to be there to integrate software and hardware. It's hard to get anything done at an office where there are six hours of meetings every day, and somebody comes up and interrupts you about every three minutes the rest of the day. It makes little sense to fly 1500 miles to work at a site where you are doing a contract for an outfit from England or Japan anyway.

Then they started hiring the "cheap labor" and it got hard to get another remote contract. Finally I said screw it and took my SS early since everything was paid for.