Okay, we have a real problem here.

You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny.

Fricin Amazing.

Alice at 973.

A woman sued her boyfriend for not driving her to the airport.

Okay, yeah, so a lawyer took that case, huh?

What if every promise you made in a relationship was legally binding?

Oh, it's not?

A woman in New Zealand just sued her boyfriend of six years for not driving her to the airport.

He said he'd pick her up and take her and then he didn't show.

So she missed her flight and a big concert she'd been planning to go to.

He promised to stay at her house and dog sit but didn't do that either.

So she took him to court and sued for damages, including the cost of a dog sitter and a shuttle to the airport.

A judge just heard the case and considered whether the agreement was legally binding and decided,

no money for you!

Bye!

The judge said that while partners, friends, and colleagues often make social arrangements,

they're not legally enforceable unless there's a, quote, act that demonstrates an intention

that the person will be bound by their promises.

I don't know what that means.

I don't either, but it sounds, you know.

In other words, hard to interpret.

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