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Welcome to a sizzling cookout-worthy episode of Table For Three where we're serving up hot takes and hearty laughs on everything from heartwarming family moments to shocking celebrity scandals.

This week, we kick off with a touching story about a high school senior who took his sister to prom after she missed her own during the pandemic years ago. What started as reluctance ("nobody in the senior class likes each other") turned into a memorable night that gave his sister the experience she missed. It sparked a nostalgic conversation about our own prom experiences – from multiple invitations to completely skipping the event altogether.

The conversation heats up when we dive into a viral story about a woman who proposed to her boyfriend only to be told he's still in love with his baby mama. We unpacked the psychology behind harboring feelings for an ex while in a new relationship, and debated whether honesty in that moment was truly the best policy or just cruel timing. "You should have told me that when we was dating," one host pointedly observes, highlighting how crucial transparency is from the beginning.

Things take a serious turn as we dissect the disturbing details emerging from Diddy's sex trafficking and racketeering trial. From the testimony of Cassie Ventura detailing alleged abuse to Kid Cudi's revelations about intimidation, we explore how power and influence can enable disturbing behavior in the entertainment industry. "They typically don't bring a RICO charge unless they got evidence, they got evidence, they got evidence," one host emphasizes, suggesting prosecutors must have substantial proof beyond what the public has seen.

Between the heavier topics, we lighten the mood with tales of a man suing Whataburger for $1 million over onions on his burger triggering an allergic reaction, and a 72-year-old mother who shot her 38-year-old son for playing video games too loudly. "Hazel said I was sick of your shit," we joke, while acknowledging the serious undertones of these bizarre stories.

Our signature "Gems" segment wraps everything up with thought-provoking insights about relationships, including why men often cater to women who do the least for them and how dating outside your education bracket might lead to communication issues.

Whether you're firing up the grill this weekend or just looking for unfiltered conversation that doesn't take itself too seriously, pull up a chair – there's always room at our table for you.

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