I'm going to go on to the next dilemma.

So this one actually touches on themes of something that we've discussed literally, I think, the last episode.

So I thought, oh, this would be interesting to see how it formed in a dilemma form.

Anyway, so I was recently invited to a close friend's wedding.

We're not besties, but we've been friends since college and kept in touch.

I was happy for her genuinely and got her something off of her registry list.

A nice glassware set that was about $90.

Okay.

Not cheap, but not over the top either.

Yeah.

I'm not exactly rolling in extra cash, but I made the effort.

Anyway, a few weeks after the wedding, she hosted a small brunch with some of her bridesmaids

and guests.

At one point, while talking about gifts, she joked loudly something like, some people just buy the cheapest thing left and call it a day you know

who you are i was sitting i was literally sitting right there i kind of laughed and said well not all of

us have dual incomes and honeymoon funds so yeah i did my best period it got awkward she played it off

like she didn't mean it sorry can i pause did you or did you not put it on the registry yeah facts

i don't understand she didn't want it to be bought i don't get it oh so it's on the registry yes

it's not like she picked it up in tk max you put it there and you ask someone to buy it for you.

So now you're complaining that someone bought it.

And someone said some people just buy the cheapest thing left and call it a day.

Sorry.

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