Rima Grace

Yeah, truly.

Which is, like, so harsh to say, but you're kind of like, what universe would I ever know these people?

Regardless of what this person ends up trying or, you know, whatever effort they put in, it's like there's only so much you can do as people that you don't have anything in common with outside of work, right?

Yeah.

And it's not...

It's up to you to show, like, oh, like, I'm worth being friends with and I'm worth, you know, socializing with in this way.

I think it's better to let go of that if you feel like you've really tried and figure out a way to...

be comfortable and confident at work without their validation.

But obviously it's easier said than done.

Yeah.

But also just like taking the pressure off thinking it's like 100% a you problem when you've tried to be amenable.

Oh, for sure.

When there's like a close knit team.

I don't know.

I don't know.

What do you think?

Yeah.

One of my first jobs was like that, where I was the younger person.

And most folks were like in their 40s and 50s.

They'd been with the company for years.