The virtue.

All right, so Taylor called us a couple of minutes ago.

She's in a really awkward spot and it's no fault of her own.

So there she is hanging out with her best friend and her best friend's husband.

They're all getting their drinks on.

They're having a party at their house and her husband, her best friend's husband, hits

on her in a big way.

Say she should spend the night.

Say she's like a fantasizing about her.

Yes, he was buzzed, but that doesn't mean anything.

And ever since that, she's just been really awkward around this guy and around her best

friend.

She tries to avoid the husband once to hang out with the best friend.

They've invited her on this summer vacation with a whole bunch of different friends and

she feels like it's just getting to a point where she's turned the best friend down so

many times that the best friend's like, what did I do?

What's going on?

So we're trying to debate here.

Do we go in with and be honest about what happened and why she's trying to avoid the

husband or do we create some kind of distraction yet again and kick this can down the road.

And the overall scheme of things Taylor here, you're in control of this.

So what do you think would be the best way to go?

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