The Bert Show.

Let's turn our attention here to Jody.

If you guys have missed this over the last couple of days, let me just give you the two-minute

audio recap of the phone call that we took from Jody on Friday.

My big problem is I'm getting married in about three weeks and my fiance's sister has a really

bad stutter and they've just decided a couple days ago that they want her to read something

at the wedding and I feel awful but I don't want her to read something. You know, I really don't

want the ceremony marred by someone who can't get the words out. Oh, my God. How bad is it?

When she's nervous, it can take her 10 minutes to say something. So say something like a sentence?

Or say something like a passage?

Like a passage.

And you think that you will be standing at the altar really upset about it.

If it did, say it does take her 10 minutes.

It was my day.

You know, I want everything to go smoothly.

You know, I don't want to be there waiting for her to get something out oh no no you can't make fun of her that's not fair it's not something she can control have they already asked her

yeah I think they have oh I mean they came to me after the fact well I'm kind of on both sides think, first of all, you're the bride, so all decisions should be run through you because it is your day. But on the flip side of it, do you really want to make that decision and call your sister-in-law and say no? You know, I think I should be able to say something. I think it's absolutely offensive. I mean, I think this is your family. This is your family member,

and you're saying that it would make your day imperfect if she got up there and spoke,

even though she can't speak as eloquently as you?

Uh-huh.

Hey, Sarah?

I know that the guy does not have much input in the wedding at all. And if this is his sister

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