Pippa Rasmussen

I know.

I tried not to.

Hence, it's my number one non-negotiable rule.

So a lot of you as well thought that you need to kind of have rules for work and for home and kind of separate those two places.

Tori says it's obviously different for every person and where they work.

It might be fine to be affectionate in different places, but I think it's good to separate the romance from the tasks at hand.

Mm-hmm.

And Tay also agreed with this.

She currently is dating her co-worker.

They've been boyfriend and girlfriend for a little while now.

And this is kind of what they do to like, yeah, keep those two places separate.

I mean, like, you know how I said every workplace I've been in, there's been couples and stuff.

I kind of like seeing them have like a little, they break character just for a moment.

Ew.

You exist.

I love that.

And then finally, I actually called on a friend, my friend Paloma, shout out, who started dating her boyfriend in their previous job.

They both quit and they've started a company together, which is like the ultimate hardest thing to do, not only just as an individual, but then layering on the fact that you are dating the person.

You're a couple.

They live together.