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And it's Leah.

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Do you tell people to dress festive? Do you offer unsolicited advice?

Do you copy people's decor where you're raised by wolves?

Let's find out.

Here are things that can make it better when we have to live together. we can all use a little help.

Some people don't ask themselves for you raised by wolves.

Hey everybody, it's Nick Layton.

And I'm Leah Bonima.

And let's just get right down to it with our moose-booch.

Let's get in it. I'm ready.

So for today, I want to talk about dress codes on invitations.

White tie, black tie, semi-formal, afternoon tea, business casual, fancy ranch, creative cocktail, and everyone's favorite, festive.

Ooh, did you say fancy ranch?

Fancy ranch. Yes, that's a thing that shows up on invitations.

Wow, and I assume they don't mean the dressing.

Or do they?

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