You're on the virtue.

This might make you rethink saying yes when someone says, hey, will you hold this engagement

running for me?

So when I propose, you know, I need to get it out of the house.

Just when I propose, I'll ask you for it and you can give it to me then.

So we had this situation happen over the last couple of days where a sister lost her brother's

engagement ring, right?

He wanted it on Friday night and she's like, I am so sorry.

It's a family heirloom also and she lost it.

So I asked the question yesterday, like legally or even ethically, if you lose somebody's

engagement ring, do you have an obligation to pay them back for that ring, right?

Kristen, remember I have a-

Yes, sorry.

I don't know who's at the door.

It sounds like a dog.

Dogs see somebody else at the joys of working for mom.

So my instinct was no.

You, the person who lost it is not responsible.

You are the responsible party.

You gave it to somebody to hold.

You trusted that person.

If they lose it, it's on them.

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