Alright, and we're on WNYC, and now we'll wrap up today's show with what we might call

a little bit of fun. We want to hear your best gossip, you know, the piping hot tea, the

stories that usually come out when you're two mimosas into brunch with your closest friends.

So listeners have you overheard any hot gossip lately, or maybe you heard a piece of gossip

that changed how you interact with someone close to you or how you move through certain

settings. Now's your chance to share a choose detail from your personal life. Although

please keep all parties involved in anonymous, we don't want to send mobs after the subjects

of your stories. Call or text us at 212433WNYC. Now, why do I ask? Well, there's a trend

on TikTok that's gaining a new wave of attention. People have been posting videos of gossip

that they've overheard, not stories that they have from their own lives necessarily,

but bits and pieces of conversations from the table next to them at brunch, that kind

of thing. And actually, that's more the kind of thing we're asking for. Have you come

across these? If not, here's a snippet from TikTok user Kelsey Kotzor, who shared this with

her 168,000 followers last month. I just got back to my hotel. I was just at brunch and

I have to tell you this story. We're sitting next to a table full of three girls, and they

were all talking about how they were in their friend's wedding a few weeks ago. At first,

it was sort of tame gossip, talking about how they didn't like the cut of their dresses

or the color of their dresses. But then they got sinister, very quickly. Main girl, the

blonde, she was kind of the ringleader of this dynamic, and she was talking about how

she felt so ugly on her day, and it was so unfair that the day of her friend's wedding

that she was in was all about her, the bride, and not about the bride's maids. Then this

other girl in this dynamic chips in about how the flowers that every girl had to hold

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