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A bride made a profit on a bachelorette trip. This is OKOP. We read the craziest true stories on earth. I'm John. Sam and Sophia. Is it wrong to profit off a bachelorette trip? Weddings are expensive. Weddings are expensive. Yeah. Store your friends. Yeah, extort them for every penny they have. Get their money. If they're pre-wedding present.

If they loved you, then... So store your friends? Yeah, extort them for every penny they have.

Get their money.

Get their... It's a pre-wedding present. If they loved you, they'd... You'd be all their money, right? But what actually happens, John? Well, according to Dork Vader 23, who says, I miss the days when bridesmaids were treated like people and not like stage props. My future sister-in-law is getting married,

so of course I'm a default bridesmaid. That's what happens. There's so much tea here, and I'm glad to spill it to my Reddit community because I can't gossip about it to my family. Now to our Reddick.

Now to our community. Yes, the OK fam, the little sillies.

Patiently. Yes. Thank you guys. So about six OK fam, the little sillies. Patiently.

Yes.

Thank you guys.

So about six months ago, the bride planter destination Bachelorette trip and charged each of the 11 girls, $650 for the Airbnb.

So this is where we're getting to the extorting, possibly.

Possible extortion.

Possible extortion.

They get kidnapped on a trip too. We don't know. Well, you want your money's worth. Exactly. So, kidnap him. Yeah, it's a whole experience. Oh, man. We are bad. Kidnapping and getting your money taken. So I was salty about the high cost. I would be too. but it's my sister-in-law, so I sucked it up and I paid her.

I was also suspicious about the high AF price.

So I did a cross check on the Airbnb listing and it did check out.

Yes, this B wanted a $2,300 a night beach front house.

And someone established that that was like three nights. Potentially three nights. Potentially three nights. Yes. Getting charged $6.50. So I mean, oh, right, right, right. No, like someone in the college to the math. If they're using all the $650, then that would cover three nights. Okay, that's important information to know. So if they are three nights, it could check out, but is it? Well, today I'm chatting about wedding stuff with my brother,

who is marrying my future sister-in-law, and he said something along the lines of what a relief

that her dad paid for the Airbnb because that would have been so expensive for your group.

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