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At a time when they're ramping up interest rates to fight inflation you'd think they'd be happy to have people working from home, driving less, eating out less, and supporting their local community businesses.
Of course that's if they were rational.
It would be nice to see it encourage more local business growth to cater to the transition to WFH. Though that would be more food outlets than retail.