What is going on, everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Vow. Fowls batch the recap edition.

What an episode. Yeah. What an episode. And we have an even better episode recapping it for you.

We have the very funny and charming Megan Galey with us help a long time bachelor fan and very funny comedian helps us break down this episode.

So I think you guys will enjoy that. Yeah. Before we get into that, I do have a bit of a story. I want to get the the opinion of the Vow. Fowl listeners.

I was in Milwaukee, by the way, which is part of the story. And people came up. I love the podcast. And they said, I'm a vi-fire. I'm a vi-fire.

So people are like trying to identify. I'm like, what are we? What are, what are, what are, what are, what are, what are, what are, you know, so people, people are, they're trying to identify as something. I don't know.

But it was great. Thanks for, thanks for listening. Thanks for saying hi. So anyways, I'm home in Wisconsin. Unfortunately, I had to go back for a funeral.

And sometimes with groups of friends, there's group friend drama. Yeah, for sure. Right. A little group friend. So one of my other good friends, great friend, best friend. It has a wife.

And your best friend. Well, it was my best, my very best. Why are you hesitant to say best friend?

My very best friend is, that's his, his father passed away. That's who's me or we were at. Okay. I don't know. Like another very good friend of mine has a wife. His wife is without getting in the detail. She's a lot. Yeah.

Kind of always involved in drama. Always. I mean, she's been with me or anyone else. It's always something with her.

She apparently doesn't get along. Whatever that means with my best friend and his wife. And that's whose father passed away. Okay.

So we are at the funeral. My friend came to support my other good friend. His wife didn't come. Didn't show up. No one was totally surprised. I was irritated.

Because I'm just like, really, you couldn't even show up to pay your, you made your husband come by yourself.

And it made me wonder what people think out there when it comes to funerals and friends. And like, is it a time to just set your differences aside and show up and pay your respect?

Or are, and from my point, pretty petty and pretty caddy, but are there situations where you don't want to show up because you don't get along with people who you might see at a funeral.

And I, I was just like, really irritated about it. And I was just like, you couldn't just set your differences aside or, or do you think this person will make you upset?

Why do I, I mean, I didn't like lose sleep over it. But I was just like, I mean, again, she's caused other drama. But I thought it was this kind of petty.

And I just, I'm not personally affected by it. Yeah. But I just wanted like, what she justified and not coming, not feeling like she got along with the family who, whose father passed away. What would you think?

I think funerals are such a high intensity, emotional time. Like, I've gotten in a lot of fights of funerals actually. And I know friends who have two, because it's like the, the height of, I don't know, there's just a lot going on.

So I just think maybe better to avoid going and start something.

But why do you have to, I mean, I, that's why I asked the possibility to ask the question. I just thought she would, you go, my condolences, even if you're there for 20 minutes.

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