This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed Human. My jealous daughter destroyed my sister's $15,000 wedding dress. So I'm taking her entire college savings to pay for it. Am I the A-ho? You know, I, me personally, I love it. I love an eye for an eye. You know what I mean? Or or an eye for a body i love making the whole world

blind you know dab those eyes out put them on a little uh kebab sticks me all those eyeballs i

want those eyeballs i'm the eyehole man so yeah x 31 and i male 32 had c female 16 way too

young wow yeah we're what you're 16 or 17 when you had her. We're friendly co-parents,

but one big rule we share is if our daughter breaks something, she pays for it. Now, Sis, 27 and I are

only, are the only grandkids. Aunt never married. Instead, she worked with grandma and grandpa

at the seamstree store and took it over

when they retired. Sis' girlfriend, 29, proposed last year. Grandpa offered it to make father's sister-in-law

a custom suit, which she was over the moon about. Grandma had me asked sis what her dream dress was

and recorded the conversation. Sis, thinking it was just between us, told me in great deal what her dream dress was,

though she said it was too expensive so she would get something much cheaper.

Well, a few months later, grandma surprised, sis, with her dream wedding dress, it fit perfectly

and everybody cried.

That's adorable.

I love that.

That's freaking, that's so cute.

Sadly, grandma recently passed away, which hit us all hard.

Sis was devastated, but decided that the dress meant that grandma would still be there with us at the wedding.

The issue comes in with C.

She's very large, much larger than CIS.

Three days ago, we decided to go visit Siss and see how she was doing.

It was great. But then C asked if she could try on the dress.

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