the virtue. They were going into the wedding this week and pretty stressed out. I mean,

you have your regular stresses that come with weddings, you know, trying to please everybody,

even though it's your special day, you should be able to do whatever you want on your special

day, but it's not. So they were all stressed out going into the weekend, not really about

the planning, but what was going to happen at the after party because they both had two

different versions of what should happen after the wedding.

Yes, sir. So they've been together for two years and they were getting married in a couple

of days. And the problem is they have a bunch of friends coming in that they haven't seen

for years, college friends, old friends, family friends. And so she wanted to have a traditional

wedding in every sense of the word except for the after party. She didn't want it to be just

the two of them to run off because she felt like they now wouldn't have been enough time to

have been spent with her friends and family. So she wanted to have an after party where everybody

would be involved since this kind of like a few times like the lifetime kind of a thing, but

Osman wasn't feeling it. He wanted to run off and just be the two of them and she's like,

listen, we've been playing piano for years. This is not like we have to go in and do it for the

first time kind of traditional thing. So she didn't get why it was such a big deal to him.

And her maid of honor was coordinating the party as she was like talking to us. And so she,

we're trying to figure out what she decided to do. So all he wanted to do is like after the wedding

is, all right, we'll go around and we'll say, hey, everybody, but then we got to consummate this

thing. And she's like, you know what? I mean, we got the rest of our life.

They wanted to do or he wanted to do the reception and then just bounce back to the hotel room.

Right. Yep. And she wanted to go and hang out with friends. I think you said on Friday,

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