Hey everyone, I'm excited for you to listen to this episode with my sister, Jamie, but I have to

disclaim a few things before you dive in. Number one, we laugh at the beginning. It was around

midnight and we were delirious and we had a hard time pulling it together to record, but I left it in

there as a cold open because a little sister's job is to embarrass the big sister whenever possible.

You're welcome, Jamie. Number two, you can hear Mama in the background scolding us for not acting

professional. Enjoy that. And number three, you'll also hear a train come through, not once, but twice.

It's just a downfall of recording in the country. I would say ignore it, but our family's

natural instinct is to yell train whenever we hear the whistle blow because it happens multiple

times a day. I didn't even remember saying it until I edited this episode, so I left it in there,

fun times. Moving on, I'm so glad Jamie picked my big, fat, Greek

wedding as one of her favorite rom-coms of all time. It's one I often forget about, but after

watching it again and having this conversation, I can see why she went there. Just listen to this

fun synopsis.

Everyone in the Portocales family worries about Tula.

Still unmarried at 30 years old, travesty, she works at dancing Zorbas, the Greek restaurant owned by her parents, Gus and Maria.

After taking a job at her aunt's travel agency,

she falls in love with Ian Miller,

a teacher who is tall, handsome, and definitely not Greek.

Tula isn't sure which will be more upsetting to her father,

that Ian is a foreigner or that he's a vegetarian.

My Big Fat Greek Wedding taught us that a bun cake can be fixed by adding a potted plant

to the hole in the middle. It also taught us that the man may be the head of the household,

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