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I 100% have a kind of work. I almost cried today at work.

I'm not even joking.

This is Sarah Menendez. She works on the digital team at Marketplace.

So we're like the top places that you'll cry like what's the ranking.

I would say that my desk is the most frequent.

And then after that, the bathroom, honestly 90% of the time, it's just at my desk very quietly,

but we work at an open space.

And when things get really bad, there's one spot in Marketplace, a lot of us go, including myself.

So then that's when you have to go, you have to go, is there anyone here?

Studio H. It's quiet.

It's cold. There's a pillow.

Hi, you can tuck yourself into a corner where nobody can see you.

I've actually sat down right here with this pillow.

Just cried me too.

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