No questions asked relationship deal BREAKERS

No questions asked relationship deal BREAKERS
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[@brofenix]

Nikki's points made a lot of sense :) I appreciate her point that wedding guests can leave if they want to and not be disrespectful, unless they promised to support the bride or groom as bridesmaids or groomsmen.

[@forever_seeking]

remind me never to invite steve to my christian vegetarian dry wedding, its literally my whole persona lol also sloppy joes and coleslaw 👎👎

[@rsm014]

19:06 insert “SNL the Californians” joke

[@heyitssamm14]

yo where's mark and the breakup button?!?! what kinda operation yall running now?

[@bethnichols2875]

lol I still remember when Nikki did an AITA on JK news and all the stories were about Steve. 😂 OMG that first story is f'd up beyond belief. The dude went too far. It reminds me of something the JK guys said about how the type of people a guy surrounds himself with and gets advice from matters.

[@Mr-pn2eh]

Hi beth

[@bethnichols2875]

@@Mr-pn2eh Hello 4x Faith. Hope you have a beautifully blessed weekend.🙏

[@JIOSGIABLOS]

This "it's my/our day" thing gives an entitled vibes. I agree with Steve, celebrants should also be good hosts.😁

[@KyleA3]

Wow, I haven't been on this channel in awhile. No disrespect intended, but Nikki your KZbin channel has gone downhill by the looks of it. Maybe you guys should give up on this podcast. And go back to doing Tastey Tuesday and the other video's you use to do. Anyways nikki, have you and Steve considered doing reaction video's? Because you and Steve are funny.

[@annisa8863]

I’ll never understand why people feel so entitled to meat at a vegetarian/vegans couple’s wedding. They don’t need to break their morals and beliefs to spend money on the meat industry for you, and you’re not breaking your culture by not eating meat at a wedding. No one strictly lives on meat, vegan and vegetarian food is also a part of your diet. I’m so tired of people just being rude to others that don’t follow their values by sticking to what they believe is right at their own event, you don’t need to go to the wedding if it’s such an issue. Steve you’re also massively projecting on these people, just my opinion.

[@KyleA3]

Well in my opinion. It's not rude to expect some meat options at a wedding. If you are a guest who does eat meat. Because I'm pretty certain a vegan/vegetarian guest would expect some meatless and dairy free options at there friends wedding. So there's nothing wrong with having different food options for the guests. Because it's not hard or expensive. To cater food options for the meat eating guests and the vegan/vegetarian guest's. They would just have to label which ones have meat or any kind of dairy in them. For example I've been to parties where they have two separate food tables. One table that had food's with meat or cheese in them. And the other table had vegan/vegetarian food on it. So it's not rude or disrespectful for people to expect some meat options at a wedding.