These Tweets Show That Referring to Your Pet as Your Coworker Is the Hilarity We Need in These Tough Times
Working from home has turned a lot of everyday routines upside down, and for plenty of people, the biggest perk is a much quieter office. No one is raiding the fridge, no one is hovering at your desk, and no one is coughing across the room.
For pet owners, though, remote work has also created a new kind of coworker: the furry kind. One Twitter user noticed the trend and asked people to share photos of their new office mates, and the replies are exactly as chaotic and adorable as you'd expect.
Some of these pets look ready for a promotion, while others seem like they are barely holding it together. Either way, the office has never been cuter.
Then OP shared their adorable coworker.
Wednesday looks suitably alarmed at the state of the world.
A productive day for this coworker.
Not generally appropriate office behavior.
We've all been there.
Mood.
ConFURence call?
(Sorry, it's been a while since I've had human interaction.)
That joke landed exactly where it needed to.
Weird in a regular setting, but perfectly okay now!
Keeping fit is important.
It's how we all feel.
A very busy office.
Okay, but this is actually hilarious.
What happens when HR is at fault?
Congratulations! Wishing you all the best!
One more pet has clearly claimed the office.
Also, this “HR would hate this” energy reminds us of the Redditor’s “cat-a-strophic” work-from-home day with a furry colleague.
We all have tasks.
Someone always takes it too far.
Office thief!
My hero.
Standard.
NO.
(Okay, but shut the lid.)
Chris from accounting needs to consider proper behavior.
Office fashion.
WISH I WAS THIS COOL.
Want more chaos from the “coworker” vibe, check out pets interrupting working parents on work-from-home day.
Share this article:
