Where do you live? Without cultural context, this question is very difficult to give a good answer to. My guess however is you are in Western culture (given the apology was given in the first place) - probably don't need to even address it if you don't want to. — enderlandyesterday
^^^ You could say this about most questions on Workplace.SE. Please reserve this comment for instances where it is particularly applicable. Otherwise it's just noise.
My coworkers are constantly playing pranks on each other. I don't really want to be a part of it. What is the best way to approach others about it without being alienated and being seen as the outlier?
^^^ For instance, answers to this question could also be culturally-sensitive. But that's widely understood, so there's no need to be a "Master of the Obvious" and state as much.
My coworkers are constantly playing pranks on each other. I don't really want to be a part of it. What is the best way to approach others about it without being alienated and being seen as the outlier?
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