So we're going to start texting for Becca here in a couple of minutes with one of her best

friends who got her a job.

But Becca knows that her best friend is about to get the axe, which is complicating all

sorts of things.

Does she tell her, does she compromise her position with the company, is blood thicker than money?

In a case like this also.

Hey Becca, good morning.

Thanks for having me on your show.

Sure, okay.

Tell us what's going on with the best friend and work and why you're so conflicted.

Yeah, so so my best friend and I, we worked together and she actually got me my job.

And I've been there about a year and I've become pretty good friends with our GM's assistant.

So the assistant was she was sort of gossiping a little and I found out that two people in

the office are likely going to be let go pretty soon and one of them is my best friend.

So I feel, you know, I feel obligated to tell her but I also, like I don't want to

get in trouble for spreading office gossip nor do I want her to be mad, I mean, she got

me the job.

She's my best friend and she got me the job and so and yeah, I need to be totally anonymous

and I can't say anything about where I work but like I don't know how to, like I definitely

want to tell my best friend, like of course, like I want to give her, you know, you know,

the information but like I'm just afraid of getting in trouble on both sides.

So that's why I need your help.

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