Dear Ann Landers,
This letter is for all couples who met at work, fell in love, married and continue to work together. Please do yourselves a favor. One of you quit. I don't care which one, but for the sake of your marriage, the peo-ple who have to work with you, your boss, everybody, quit It's unhealthy for a couple to be to-gether 24 hours a day. You can't help but get on each other's nerves. Re-member the old saying, Don't bring your work problems home. Well, the reverse is true: Don't bring your home problems to work. It's easy to tell when you've had a fight You con-tinue it on the job and make everyone uncomfortable. So please take this suggestion in spirit intended. Quit-one of you- before both of you are replaced IN THE KNOW

DEAR IN,
Generally speaking, I agree with your admonition, but there are exceptions. When the couple owns or runs the business there is less chance for the kind of trouble you describe. It's when they fight on somebody else's payroll that they run into problems. HE CONSIDERS BATHROOM PRIVATE PLACE; SHE DOESN'T