The Birch Show.

See, the difference between Farah and I here is that Farah not only wants to be invited to the party.

She wants to go.

I just want to be invited.

I don't want to go to that money parties, but please invite me.

I'm rich.

Okay.

But Farah here is very, very confused.

All right, Farah, we're going to give you some closure here on why your friend didn't invite you to this birthday party.

But for those that weren't listening to a couple of minutes ago, you want to give us the rundown again and why you seem so confused?

Yeah, I mean, I just, my friend's having a birthday party this weekend.

And I've known her for five years.

We used to work together and we were great friends and I've known her for five years. We used to work

together and we're great friends. I went to her birthday last year in Nashville and, you know,

I found out through a friend. She's having a birthday dinner this weekend and I wasn't invited and I just

can't figure out if I offended her or something. All right. So something happened. And I don't blame you

for filling, obviously for feeling excluded because you have been

excluded.

And so I think it's a fair question to ask.

I think she probably is just finding out that, and it's tough.

Like when birthdays and weddings and stuff come around, you kind of find out where you rank

in people's lives.

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