Have you ever been on a call with someone and absentmindedly said “Love you!” at the end . . . even though you weren’t talking to a family member?  Like . . . you said it to a random friend.

According to a new survey, it’s actually pretty common.  31% of people admit they’ve accidentally ended a call by saying “love you” to someone they shouldn’t have said that to.

Younger people are more likely to do it than older people.

42% of people under 24 say they’ve done it, as have 38% of people under 34 and 35% of people under 44.  Meanwhile, only 23% of people over 55 say they’ve done it.

(YouGov)