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<\/p>\nJASON: They don\u2019t want to talk about the emotional exhaustion coming from lockdowns, working at home, and all the rest of the negative consequences that none other than Rush Limbaugh predicted would happen from social isolation. Listen here.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Barry Diller says that New York is over. Nobody is coming back to New York, and working from home doesn\u2019t work, according to Barry Diller. He said businesses in New York have been destroyed. It ain\u2019t happening. Now, he\u2019s a New Yorker through and through. He may know. His opinion does carry some weight.<\/p>\n
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DILLER: We opened our offices actually Labor Day, we said, “Please come, if you can,” and truthfully no one comes. There\u2019s so much of the city idle, it is not sustainable. Drive anywhere, walk anywhere, and you see local destruction. We gotta get used to the risks. And we\u2019ve gotta take some risks — particularly people who are not vulnerable — and get back to full life. Work from home is not productive. The concept of work from home does not work, full stop.<\/p>\n
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RUSH: Oh, wow. There are not very many people saying this. He\u2019s a lone voice. A lot of people, particularly running corporations — like Tim Cook says he\u2019s ecstatic with the work Apple employees are doing from home, for example. But here he is: “Working from home is not productive, full stop.” It doesn\u2019t work. They opened their offices on Labor Day, and nobody showed up. New York ain\u2019t coming back.<\/p>\n