In Episode 3: “The Work Marriage,” Riley’s patience is tested by Devvon—with two v’s—who arrives early, rearranges furniture, and questions Wi-Fi physics.
Meanwhile, Maya and Chris are silently feuding over font choices in a pitch deck, Bev and Zay are locked in a passive-aggressive puzzle standoff, and Danielle is doing emotional triage with a smoothie.

In Episode 2: “Bar Wars,” Julian arrives to find a smoothie guy in his sacred laptop bar seat. Riley clocks it instantly. Danielle tries to restore balance. Bev brings banana bread. Chris goes full philosopher over kombucha.

It’s territorial. It’s fermented. It’s flex space at its finest.

And somehow, it works.

Welcome to The Third Place, a fictional dramedy set inside a small-town coworking space where chaos, kombucha, and community collide.

In Episode 1: “The Regulars,” we meet Riley, Bev, Julian, Shay, Danielle, Chris, Maya, and Eddie as they settle into another Monday morning at Work2gether. The kombucha tap is acting up, the espresso machine might be haunted, and someone just booked the conference room for what might be a cult.

It’s messy. It’s weird. It’s real.

And somehow, it works.