Max Lockie

Skip to main content A San Francisco Bay Area rental listing drew outrage for charging tenants an extra $200 a month if they worked from home, according to an SFGATE report. The furnished one-bedroom cottage was already listed at $3,250 per month, but its $200 remote-work surcharge quickly went viral on Reddit. The listing has since disappeared, though it's unclear whether the unit was rented or simply pulled from the market. Have you come across a WFH fee on a rental?

Dec. 20, 2012, 2:25 AM UTC By Max Lockie The most intensely gluttonous part of the holiday season is upon us, and with it comes a quantity of baked, sugary goods deviating from what God intended by an order of magnitude. I would say that I’m as guilty as the next person, but that would be a lie: I’m worse. I’m the type of dude that licks the spoon, scrapes the bowl, and shovels down half the batch before anyone else has had the chance to so much as whiff the warm sugar.