And good morning. Bill Handel here, our number two of Handel on the law.

And I give you phone numbers, but right now, guess what?

We have a full board.

I told you at the beginning of the show, call.

And sometimes we go two hours without you calling or listening to a busy signal,

which a lot of people think is a lot more entertaining than the show itself, which is fine.

This is Handel on the law.

Marginal legal advice where I Bill Handel tell you, insert name here.

You have absolutely no case.

Now here is one that I'm looking at, and I'm going, wait a minute.

So here's the backstory.

An Alabama woman calls off her wedding and then takes the engagement ring, her fiance

gives her.

He spent $32,000.

It's a 2.5-carat diamond ring.

It was in a holiday gift back.

So we start with, I don't know of any woman on this planet that's worth 2.5, a 2.5-carat ring, but go figure.

You know, it's different strokes.

And so he gets on his knees, hands are a gift bag, says, will you marry me?

She says that he never

promised marriage, which doesn't matter at all. And so he sues her because she hawked it and

wouldn't give it back and he wants the money. And she says, no thank you. So when she moved out,

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