What are you leaving behind for Good Riddance Day?
As we head into 2024 - maybe there are some things from 2023 you want to leave behind?
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Dec 28, 2023, 10:04 AM
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2ds agoAs we head into 2024 - maybe there are some things from 2023 you want to leave behind?
Good Riddance Day is the perfect time for that.
People gathered in Times Square to write down their most embarrassing moments, biggest fails and regrets on good riddance forms - this way, they can get rid of all of them before heading into the new year.
Times Square says if you can't make it today, you can use the #GoodRiddanceDay on social media - and they will destroy all the bad memories for you!
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