We do have a little bit of a conundrum coming up on Saturday.

This Saturday? Yes. Saturday, August 2nd. What's the conundrum? Well, our lovely alley, our makeup artist, is getting married. Oh, okay. And, you know, we were all invited. And I'm just wondering, like, are you guys going? What What's going on? I was not invited. That's not true.

Well, I don't know if you were not, maybe you weren't invited. I was not. If you were not invited, I'm sorry that she didn't invite you. I just thought that as, you know, is the radio family that we are, that you would have been invited. I was not. You weren't. Oh, me and you have been.

Nice.

So.

What's the conundrum? You go.

I mean, it's like, have been invited. I was not. You weren't. Well, me and you have been. Nice.

So. What's the conundrum? You go. I mean, it's like, it's right in the middle of the day on

Saturday. So what? It's one day in your life. And she's not registered anywhere.

You think she wants a gift from you? Oh, hell yeah. She's looking at me like a big fat check. Well, that's what she wants. Yeah, but who cares if you registered? Just give her money. I told her, are you registered like a restoration hardware or something like that? She doesn't want that. She doesn't want that. She doesn't want that. She would want the towels and sheets from restoration hardware. She does not. She would. I'm sure there are great towels and sheets.

She wants cash.

Like everybody that gets married, they want cash.

Well, why register then?

I mean, I know she's not registered.

So you're saying to me that without her registering,

cash.

That means she wants cold hard cash.

Give me cash.

Well, you register when you're usually getting married for the first time and trying to furnish a new home.

Oh.

So this is not a first wedding and they already have a home and so it's about the cash.

That's what it is.

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