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Let's dive straight in to today's first story. Now today's first story comes from Wedding Invite 69, who asks, am I the asshole for telling

people that I wasn't invited to a wedding?

I've been working for my company for seven years now, five of which has been spent on my

current team.

There are 15 people on it, and I'd say we're all pretty close, relatively speaking.

I have a co-worker named Bob, 33 male, who joined the team when I did.

During the pandemic, he announced that everyone on a Zoom meeting that he was now engaged.

Fast forward to this January and Bob says that his wedding would be held in September of this year

at a really

beautiful winery. About five months ago, the invite started coming in for everyone on the

team, but mine didn't. I waited a few weeks but nothing came, so I went to Bob and asked

if my invite got sent out. He gave me a solemn look and then told me that I wasn't invited

because of a spacing issue. He said he tried to make it work but just couldn't and hoped I didn't

take it personally. He also said I'd be sure to get wedding favors and a piece of cake. He also asked

me to keep it to myself and please not make a big deal

out of it. I honestly didn't know what to say, so I guess I just said, okay, and walked away.

I won't lie. I was upset. I hate feeling excluded, and it was doubly worse because everyone

else on the team was going except for me. And honestly, I really like weddings.

They're usually very fun. I kept it to myself, but I wasn't happy. The day of the wedding came

three weeks ago, and it went by without a hitch. Everyone on my team had a grand time and said it

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