Same. One of my first jobs out of college in the 90s had me dialing into meetings with a geo-distributed team. The only thing that really changed for me as I transitioned fully remote was I didn't have to drive somewhere every day.

I have had jobs later that were fully onsite, and I always end up hating the drive, the strict hours (perceived or otherwise), and the simple lack of freedom. I will do way more work if I can some basic say over my schedule.

Have you found any good way to use a whiteboard over videoconferencing? In my experience, pointing the camera at the whiteboard isn't enough.