Get it. The Bert Show. The email is she needs some help here to un-invite her boss to her wedding.

Kristen has the email. Yeah, good luck with that. Yep. Hello, Bert Show. First off, I love the show. I've

been listening since I was 15 years old, literally half my life. That means she's 30 now. Good for you.

I did math. You did math. Look at this. So smart. Math is

important. So smart. I'm getting married next month. Congratulations. And I fear I have made a huge

mistake. My fiance and I are hosting a small intimate wedding and have invited our closest

friends and family members so intimate that my little sister isn't even on the guest list because she doesn't know how to act.

That's a different story for a different time, which, by the way, I want to follow up with her because I want that different story for that different time.

All right.

So we sent out her save the dates last December and at the time thought I wanted my boss there. We had a pretty

okay relationship at the time. She seemed eager to be part of the day. So I figured what's the

worst I could happen with inviting her? Since then, it has become apparent to me that my boss

indeed does not genuinely like me. I do my absolute best at work and strive to be a true asset to our team

and company. There have been times I have caught her looking at me with disgust in numerous times

she has gotten snippy at me. I'm not sure if it's work stress or personal life changes,

but needless to say, that is not my problem. Recently, she sent me a text about something I'd

liked on social media made insinuations

that I had offended her by liking a video about being frustrated at work.

Let's be real, he doesn't feel frustrated at work from time to time, especially with

a boss like her.

She constantly displays her frustrations on me and later apologizes as if that's going to

fix the problem.

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