When it comes to working from home, there are all kinds of complications.
Phone's ringing, kids asking questions or someone knocking at the door with another parcel.
And it's not just us that have to deal with it, it's government ministers too.
So, Sky News viewers were quick to spot the 'oddest thing' during an interview with Dominic Raab on Wednesday morning.
The Foreign Secretary appeared on the news channel from his home in Surrey when viewers spotted a brush resting in his door.
We can only assume it was strategically placed there to stop anyone from walking in and crashing his interview as we all know those viral videos.
Pointing it out on Twitter, one viewer wrote: "This is just the oddest thing. Why would Raab have a brush, upside down, leaning against the door? It makes no sense. And yet it does."
"I’m loving the use of the #brush to keep the door closed #raab," another said.
A third joked: "Please ask Mr Raab why is he’s sitting in a posh broom cupboard. I can see the broom at the door on his left."
"Broom under the door handle is the giveaway he’s a home working parent?? Or his dog knows how to open doors!" a fourth said.
Another confused viewer asked: "Why does Raab have a brush wedged against his door in this morning's interview."
