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It is Saturday, June 6th, and right before she walked down the aisle, a lady asked everybody for a little advice about marriage.

I'm told we're going to be shocked at the advice she got.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

This is one of these that we often do robes in which I don't know what you're about to hit me with.

But remind folks of where this is coming from and why it became, I guess, of such interest to you.

Yes. Well, so this ended up on BuzzFeed, one of our favorite places to just basically read

what a lot of people are talking about. Sometimes they pluck stuff from Reddit and other

group chats, but this was a new one, and it was hilarious and insightful at the same time.

A bride to be, 24 hours for her wedding, crowdsourced the best marriage

advice, and it turned out to be the silliest marriage advice, because it wasn't your typical. She was

saying, don't tell me what, you know, everyone always tells you, people who are actually married,

who have walked the walk, who have talked to talk, give me your best go-toes

for managing marriage. And she was kind of desperate to get some answers. And I thought some of

them were actually hilarious. Someone even wrote, and I want to give. But they took it seriously.

Yeah, they did. Absolutely. But some of what people say works for them was fairly interesting.

And some of it was silly, but some of it was silly but some of it was

actually um fascinating someone said your spouse to be is statistically the most person

most likely person to hurt your feelings for the rest of your life so it's important to have

some silly safeguards in place i thought that was of cool. That was kind of how they set it up

this chat about basically, hey, get ready, you are going to be hurt, there is going to be pain,

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