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And for whatever reason to me,

my perception is that this would be much more tolerable if she were a bride at 25 pulling these

moves than at 35 pulling these moves. You know, but this is her first wedding and I get it. You're

real excited, you know. It has to be the perfect day, man. This is it. I thought about this my whole life. The days after it don't matter. Right. This is the important day. And I don't know. I just think it's a little outrageous to have 10 bridesmaids and 10 groomsmen when you're 35. I don't know why that makes a difference to me. You're going to have to do dude speak on this because I don't know why is that out of...

I don't know why that makes a difference to me. You're going to have to do dude speak on this because I don't know why is that out of mine. I don't know why. It seems like when you're younger and you do like a big to-do wedding that makes more sense. But as you get older to me, I don't know, putting all your 35-year-old friends and bridesmaid's dresses that all match and have to be

designer and ordered and cut to fit and dyed shoes to match and all that kind of stuff just seems

more ridiculous. Katie and I've had this discussion because like, because when we've talked about

our own inability to get married, but if we have the ability to get married, we've had that

discussion. Both of us in our 30s and, I say, I think that you spend all your money on the reception, have a great party, and then just maybe, you know, the two of us just do something private with witnesses, and then she completely disagrees because she felt like, well, if it's your first wedding, you should be able to get away with anything you want at any age, But if it's a subsequent wedding, then all bets are off. So are we talking about two different things here? If you're getting married for the first time at 35 or 37, are you also saying it shouldn't be the same? Like, dressing all your bridesmaids up just feels... It feels juvenile to me. Okay. Well, I had never heard that before. And I don't know why. And it's probably because I've been through a wedding before, and if I ever got married again, it would be a much more small, like, you know, intimate affair. But what if this was your first? See, I don't know if I even have the... I could even have the perspective on it because I already did that. You know what I mean? But I feel like, I don't know, something about it. As you get older, I think that subsequently your wedding should get more, um, see, I think it's different if it's downsized or, yeah. I think it's different if it's your second or third wedding, but I think your first wedding, you should go all out. No matter how old. No matter how old you are, because I think it's all about the celebration and you want all

your friends a part of it, especially if it's your first one. Now, Wendy's saying that as 24 years old. Right. I mean, I'm not in my 30s yet. I guess I just feel like by the time that your friends are 35 or 37 or whatever it is that they are. They've already been in 14 weddings and they're probably on their second kid

and they don't on their second kid and they

don't want to be in a designer dyed, you know, pale pink gown.

The irony is, though, in your mid-30s you can afford it.

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