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I work at a company with a hybrid schedule, with two days a week work from home. After the pandemic, I was sick of working from home and started coming in every day, even though it's not required.

I'm wondering whether this is a mistake. None of my peers do it. Am I making them look bad by being there when they're not? I've detected some resentment toward me recently and am wondering if this could be why. How would you feel about your colleague doing this?

Hoping anyone out there has any ideas our dealership doesn't.

Timeline:

• The car was running rough.
• Brought to the dealership.
• Transmission fluid found to be dirty, changed by dealership.
• Car still running rough.
• Check engine light comes on.
• Dealership finds code P1449, and finds that the entire evaporative emissions system has failed.
• Dealership replaces evaporative emissions system.
• Car returned, runs perfectly.
• But the check engine light comes on a few minutes later.
• Dealership finds the same code, P1449, and from six key cycles ago, from before it was picked up at the dealership.
• The dealership says this is a "ghost code", from before the evaporative systems repair