When you’re a WFH employee, home offices are for work, not guests. 

This work-from-home employee had a well-established office in their house that took over their spare room; however, the guests who extended their stay for another week saw the room as a free space for them to spread out. However, this worker refused to let their partner’s long-distance friends dictate how their workspace was being used, so they put their foot down and refused to let them take over the office as a free hotel. 

They were complaining so much about the lack of amenities from their gracious host, so perhaps they should look elsewhere for accommodation…