Most of you hate people, not jobs (just a theory)

Obviously, work itself is pretty damn miserable. If it weren't, why would we need to get paid to do it? Enjoying your work is a tremendous fortune. But based on what I've seen here and my own experiences, I'm starting to wonder if most people's problems with work have more to do with the social aspect of it. If your bosses, coworkers, or customers weren't such rotten sacks of shit, would the 9 to 5 grind be worth it to you? I think that for me it would. There can be some satisfaction in doing something moderately difficult and getting paid for it. And for some people, life can get gloomy without something challenging to do. But dealing with terrible people has no redeeming qualities whatsoever. My ideal job would involve zero interactions with other people. I want complete control over who I have to deal with. But that's unpossible cause we live in a society...