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I would suggest silently looking for a different job because that can easily turn to an unsafe and unpleasant work environment. FYL OP.
Not worth it OP! Atart looking for a new job..
Sounds like a setup for a porno.
Or a soap opera. OP should start secretly seeing at least two of these people.
Honestly, I feel worse about that poor daughter.
LinkedIn, good way to find a new job. And if someone see you on the site, you can say they are business contacts.
Start looking for a new job. That could turn into a hostile environment, in which you could not perform to what you know you can do. Also try and help their daughter get a new job so she doesn't have to deal with the hostile work environment as well. If she wants to stay, let her. But try to get out of there OP. Hopefully good luck job hunting. And make sure not to tell your bosses you're looking for a new job!
Oh wow, I can't believe I missed that! My bad, thanks for pointing it out. :)
Wait, no they aren't. My bosses ex-husband, and their daughter is across the office!
While you job hunt can you also update us with some of the crazy banter that you're literally in the middle of? It will be a release for you as well.
Small world..
Welcome to the family business.
I feel worse for the daughter having to go through that.
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I would suggest silently looking for a different job because that can easily turn to an unsafe and unpleasant work environment. FYL OP.
Start looking for a new job. That could turn into a hostile environment, in which you could not perform to what you know you can do. Also try and help their daughter get a new job so she doesn't have to deal with the hostile work environment as well. If she wants to stay, let her. But try to get out of there OP. Hopefully good luck job hunting. And make sure not to tell your bosses you're looking for a new job!