Hey, Hey Waffle Gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking

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Much love guys. Now today's first story comes from Harrison Berserk who says am I the asshole for bailing

on my promise to sew my future sister-in-law's wedding dress.

My brother and future sister-in-law had planned on getting married by the end of June,

but COVID happened.

Long before that, he had requested from me as a wedding gift to sew the wedding dress

of my sister-in-law.

I am by no means professional, but I can do simple stuff rather nicely.

I already sew stuff for my family and friends as gifts regularly.

Little outfits for the kids or cosplay.

Easy stuff that can be worn even if there is a few defects on it.

I had planned on a no-frill wedding with close family and friends only, and my sister-in-law

had her eyes on a flowing, layered Gratian tunic-style dress. Rather easy to do and not too expensive

as far as materials needed, so I agreed. But with the lockdown, well,

things got complicated. Lockdown started here on March, so we were unable to get the fittings down.

And pretty soon they realized the wedding would have to be postponed. My sister-in-law lost it,

really, crying and screaming and everything.

Nothing we could do or say could calm her down until my brother asked her what she wanted

to do instead and she said she wanted now a big wedding as a compensation.

I mean, well, okay, I get a frustration, I really do, but the main reason they were having a small wedding was to save some bucks to renovate the house and such.

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