[ SECRET POST #6897 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6897 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Relationship drama, yeah. To a lesser extent, literal crimes. Other than that, I can't really think of much?

Plus things being in tabloids doesn't mean people were actually talking to each other about it, vs. idly consuming news- or at least I sure never heard anyone making small talk to coworkers or family about the latest Brangelina happenings because people were entertained but didn't care that much. Idt anybody is standing around a water cooler discussing Taylor Swift's private jet, unless they're the odd one in the office

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I mean, just the other day there was a secret about Sydney Sweeney, and a good two-thirds of the commenters pointed out that they only knew who she was because of all the outrage over her jeans advert and how she was "suddenly everywhere".

Things being in tabloids (or the modern internet viral 'news' equivalent) has always meant people end up talking about it. That's how that particular form of "news" has remained as lucrative and popular as it is.

[(Anonymous)]

People who do not follow the lottery at all do hear about the billion dollar jackpots when they happen, yeah. That doesn't mean people normally talk excitedly about the powerball at work a lot.

Big ridiculous things do get talked about, as big ridiculous things. But if a coworker started randomly telling others, or asking people of their moral judgements of celebrities as people apropos of nothing that would be super awkward.