get it the virtue.

All right, so the question here is, you decide to alope last minute, but everybody's ready

to go. Maybe they've even bought their tickets to the wedding or whatever. Do you have an

obligation to reimburse everybody for the money that they already spent on a wedding

that is not happening? Hey, Erica, good morning. You are part of the birch show. What's

going on?

Good morning. I agree with the friends that stop talking to Casey. You don't need to

be told how disrespectful what you've done is done. You've already done it.

So you feel like Elaine didn't oh, Casey, anything by pointing out what she had done

to disrespect her. You feel like you feel like Casey should have known what she did.

Right. Casey should have known. Like if you ask people to commit, just something like

that. And then one day, like, okay, forget it. I committed my time. I committed my money.

I committed my effort. Elaine is 100 percent justified in ending that adult relationship

with somebody who was inconsiderate of their feelings.

But it's like a one off. I mean, if this is your sister, this is your best friend. You

think this is is worth us totally ending the friendship over.

I think that sometimes relationships end. And if somebody is just so inconsiderate to

you that's supposed to be your sister, that's supposed to be your best friend, they didn't

even discuss with you that they were done with a relationship.

All right. Appreciate you, Nicole. Yeah. I feel like I'm with you on this whole one off

thing. I'm like, if she was if Elaine was or if Casey was consistently inconsiderate

of her friend, that's one thing. And this had been building. But she just wanted to

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