All right, team, welcome to this week's midweek mini episode.

I'm having to record on my phone because when I got back from my wedding, my computer broke.

So my computer is in the shop, getting repaired, some problems with the display.

Anyway, what I wanted to do on this week's midweek mini episode was just recap the last week

and a half.

So as many of you already know, I decided to drive my father-in-law from New Jersey all the way to Whistler, BC, which is outside of

Vancouver, to be at my wedding. And I'm not too sure. Maybe everybody doesn't know the story. So just

to quickly recap, my father-in-law does not fly. So he basically has, you know, has a fear of flying. He's very

claustrophobic. He's 81 years old. And he doesn't, he doesn't want to get on a plane. And he just

decided he doesn't want to get on a plane anymore. He's only flown twice, I think, in his life.

And both of which were in his earlier years.

And, you know, no matter what Vienna and I did, we couldn't convince him to get on a plane.

Initially, when leading up to the wedding, Joe, his name is Joe, he basically said, you know what,

I give you my blessing, go get married and Whistler.

I'm just not going to be there.

And that wasn't acceptable to me.

One of the questions that I asked him was,

if you weren't at your only daughter's wedding,

at your only child's wedding,

would you, if you were laying on your deathbed, regret that decision?

Would you regret not being there for her wedding? And his answer was yes. And I said, okay, well, then, you know, we need to find a way to get you there. And he said, well, I don't want to, like, I really don't want to fly. It's not something that I am going to do. And I said, okay, well, there's other options, right? Like, we could put you on a train.

We could, we could drive you there. Like, there's many options. And I said, why don't, why don't

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