Get it the bird show. Is there anybody listening that on their wedding day as you're walking

down the aisle? You know that you are filing for a divorce. As you're walking down the

aisle, one eight five five, birch, I don't know that we're going to get any calls on that,

but we sure did get an email about it. Just freaking out because she and her fiance actually

want to cancel their wedding and it's happening this weekend, I think, but she doesn't want

to disappoint her parents and everybody's supposed to be showing up. Oh, man. So they want

to go through with it and then just like file it for divorce right after the wedding,

right? So the email reads this, hey guys really need your help. Freaking out and don't

know what to do. My wedding, oh, maybe I have this wrong. My wedding is supposed to be

in less than two months and everything is planned. Okay, so there's time. There's wiggle

room here. It is a little bit of wiggle room. Okay. Two months and everything is planned,

purchased and ready to go, but we have a major problem. We don't want to marry each other.

Well, that's an issue. You think? Yep. You can't work around that. No, yeah. I don't

think that's one hump. You get over. Twitter. My fiance and I are constantly fighting.

It's been that way since we got engaged. At first, we thought it was just typical pre-wedding

fighting and arguments. Nothing big. Well, it's been a year now and we realize it's just

not going to work between us. He has moved out of the apartment. No one knows yet.

Wow, they've gone that far. We live in a different city than our friends and our family.

So it's really kind of easy to hide. Most of the stuff is non-refundable, especially

my $8,000 dress. Huh? $8,000. Industries are racking. $8,000 dress. Yeah, there's

no getting your money back on that. So I'm assuming, am I making an assumption here

that if you're getting an $8,000 dress, this is a pricey wedding. This is a high price

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