What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all doing well. Today I've got for you two stories from our slash best of redator updates, which of course means we're going to get the conclusions to them both. You don't want to miss the second one. It's possibly got the most ridiculous title I've seen in a long time. But first, let's get in to this. My husband doesn't want to play my co-worker's wedding. This was originally

posted back in January, 23. Our workplace is smallish, with about 50 employees scattered amongst

separate departments. A few months ago, I had to speak with a relatively new employee, Jane. She is

in a different department than I am, and I rarely have to interact with her.

She is a recent college grad and this is her first job out of college. She normally gives off a friendly vibe.

But during my talk with her, she was rather rude and basically insinuated I was stupid with the question I asked.

After the interaction, I avoided her and she has said and done more things in

the office that give off entitlement vibes. It's incredibly frustrating. Jane has also recently

become engaged and is actively searching for vendors for her wedding. And as karma would have it,

my husband has the biggest, most successful wedding band in our state. I help him run

the business behind the scenes, but he is the talent and is very well known in our area. I was replying

to wedding inquiry emails recently. When it just so happens, Jane had inquired about pricing.

She stated in the email, she's seen the band play multiple times and in her

words needs to have them play for her day to be perfect. I don't think she knows the wedding band

and singer she wants is my husband. These emails are addressed to something like name at weddingband.com.

We have a pretty common last name. I don't go out to see him play much,

and he's only visited me a handful of times at work. My husband knows all the work drama and my

frustration with this woman, and he doesn't really want me to have to deal with all of her

wedding details behind the scenes. Her wedding date is out far enough that he hasn't booked it yet.

He also has a calendar on their website

with dates that are open so clients can clearly see if the date they want is booked or not.

My husband suggests asking for an atrocious amount of money so that she will decline herself.

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