Audio by Adam

For most Americans, the Thanksgiving feast means a traditional turkey feast with family and friends, and a moment’s pause to feel and express gratitude for the gifts life has given them, even during tough times. I took to the streets of New York to talk to people about what they are grateful for, and why.

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Tags: gratitude, man on the street, Thanksgiving, vox pop, vox populi

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