Welcome to our very last episode of 2025. I'm Deep T. And I'm Natalie and happy Monday Podbesties. I cannot believe this is our last episode of the year. This year flew by.

Like, I can't believe it's December. I know. I feel like as I'm getting older, time is moving

faster. I feel like that to you. Yeah. I feel like it was just last year. I was like 27 years old.

Oh, little baby Natalie. I'm going to be 35 next year. Crazy. Crazy.

Yeah. Like when people are like, oh, remember that time we did this in like 2010? I was like,

oh yeah, like seven years ago, five years ago. Yeah. Like 2016 is 10 years ago. That's crazy. Yeah. That's actually, that's actually

really, really crazy. Oh my gosh. But we're so excited for 2026. And there's this one topic I need

to talk about before we get into the new year. But is it me or people should not have work wives or work husbands?

What? I think it's totally fine. We need to debate this because the internet is split on this.

I saw so many TikToks of women trying to figure out if their husbands do have work wives.

And so it's like this funny trend going

around right now in social media. But the comments on these videos, people are like,

no one should ever have a workwife or work husband. Oh, come on. I think it's only natural

to have friends in the workplace. Those are work besties.

But like, imagine if your husband had someone that he calls his workwife.

What is the true definition of a workwife or a work husband anyways?

Okay.

So it's someone who is the same sex as your partner.

So, like, your husband would have a work wife who is a woman.

And it's a term for a very close platonic friendship with a colleague characterized by deep trust, emotional support, shared inside jokes and mutual reliance similar to real marriage but within a professional setting.

I love that you just had the definition.

That is a very specific definition.

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