A “hot co-worker” is sometimes just hot. “Told hot coworker how I felt and she felt the same way. I opened the window” was posted on Twitter by Alexander Gibbons on April 4, 2017. “Told HOT coworker How i felt and she felt the same way ..so Turned on air conditioner” was posted on Twitter about an hour later.
“I told my hot coworker how I felt and she felt the same way… So I turned on the air conditioning” was posted on Reddit—Jokes, also on April 4, 2017.
Twitter
Alexander Gibbons
@therealgibsy
Told hot coworker how I felt and she felt the same way.
I opened the window.
6:17 AM - 4 Apr 2017
Twitter
@ascaniospread
Told HOT coworker How i felt and she felt the same way ..so Turned on air conditioner . Lucky me , women never get hot around me
7:58 AM - 4 Apr 2017
Reddit—Jokes
I told my hot coworker how I felt and she felt the same way…
submitted April 4, 2017 by liquifiable
So I turned on the air conditioning
Twitter
me
@not_actuallyme
I told my hot coworker how I felt and she felt the same way… via /r/Jokes http://ift.tt/2nV7HJn
9:08 PM - 4 Apr 2017
Twitter
Mr. Drinks On Me
@Mr_DrinksOnMe
I told my hot co-worker how I felt and she felt the same way. So I turned on the air conditioning.
8:27 AM - 5 Apr 2017
Twitter
Snu Snu
@icet88
Told my hot coworker how i felt. She felt the same way
So we turned on the AC
6:23 AM - 25 Apr 2017
Reddit—3amjokes
I told my hot coworker how I felt. Turns out she felt the same way. self.3amjokes
Submitted September 19, 2018 by porichoygupto
So I turned on the air conditioning.
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