Get it, the bird show.

All right, so her sister-in-law asked her to tell her dad, mind you, this isn't her husband's

father, it's her husband's stepdad.

So they're not even like blood related.

So her sister-in-law says, hey, will you tell my dad?

I don't want him to walk me down the aisle.

I want my brother to do instead.

This one was a complicated one.

For sure.

So like you said, yeah, the sister-in-law is getting married this summer and they're

not in the wedding, but she does want her husband to walk her down the aisle because neither

of their fathers, their husbands, father or the sister-in-law's fathers were really truly

in LA for help out with the people that they became to be as adults.

And so she wants her husband to walk, walk her down the aisle, her brother.

And so the father does want to walk down the aisle the traditional way and he is giving,

I believe it was $2,500 towards the wedding.

And so she doesn't, the sister-in-law is not confrontational, doesn't really want to

tell the father herself.

So she asked if the listener could actually tell him and she doesn't really know him,

but she was willing to step up and do that if she had to, but she just wasn't sure if

she should really be in the middle of how they should handle the situation.

All right.

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