[b112]

I can see occasional traveling as fun, and a break in routine. But I wonder if parent meant, "remote work from a hotel forever".

[culturestate]

> I wonder if parent meant, "remote work from a hotel forever"

I ended up doing this unintentionally for the last ~1.5 years and...I have to be honest, I didn't hate it.

Maybe it was just pent-up energy from being stuck on a small island (Singapore) for the first two years of covid - and it probably helped that I was mostly in major European capitals - but once I got back into the swing of traveling again it was frankly delightful.

[CoastalCoder]

I've found air travel for business to be increasingly unpleasant in past years, mostly due to shrinking seat space. (I'm about 6'3".)

For that reason alone I try pretty hard to avoid it, unless there's a compelling reason.

[QuercusMax]

I'm actually a little surprised there hasn't been a class action discrimination lawsuit by tall people against airlines. I'm only 6' with shoes on, and it's getting tight for me.

[ThalesX]

6'3", I buy the extra leg room.

[CoastalCoder]

I'm very lucky to work for a company that's understanding about this, and lets me get Economy+ -type tickets for this reason.

But it's the first company I've ever worked for that's so considerate.