Wedding Drama - Reddit Edition | Episode 8

[@Kassie6600]

Thank you for those great videos guys :) I love how different you are, you bring different perspectives to these discussion topics and really looking forward for more !! I do have a small comment, if I may - I feel like adding some structure would do heaps to the podcast.I love that you guys are ogranic about your responses, and thinking through on the spot what you are going to share, but also have a common thread/preparation around flow will keep both us and you guys engaged throughout, without the occasional lulls. Only my two cents, but thanks again for the time and effort, really enjoying these ! Lots of love from France

[@karendent3215]

I am a Reddit fan. I think mainly so I can see that really I’m not that crazy 😂. I absolutely love how Andrew is so not here for the drama. He reminds me of how my husband reacts when I share the odd Reddit story with him. Weddings can be tricky. Thankfully mine was drama free because at the end of the day I didn’t care what happened as long as we were married. People get too caught up in the details. I have a daughter who is 22 and will likely be getting married in the next few years. If God forbid anything happened to her no way would anyone be wearing her wedding dress. I cannot imagine the pain that mom is feeling. On the second story I agree with Andrew on not being able to understand not being able to talk to your parents. I lost my dad when I was 26 yrs old. He was only 53. I miss being able to talk to him. I talk to my mom all the time. She one of the first people I talk to about so many things. I feel sad for people who do not have that kind of relationship with their parents. I know there can be good, valid reasons for not speaking to family; but many Reddit stories seem so petty. Sorry Andrew but I find these episodes interesting although I do agree the first one was too long. For a bunch of people in their 30’s they sounded like a bunch of high school kids.

[@kaylakam]

this is my first watching on this channel. I hope this channel grows and maybe makes it to spotify.

[@between_us_only]

We are on Spotify and apple podcasts as audio format, links are in the description of each video :)

[@anglefishhh]

lol he's too sassy for this 😭

[@cherylknepper5921]

People underestimate the depths of peoples feelings in situations like divorce or death. Each person grieves each situation in their own way. I was amazed how many come to Reddit for help & it’s because of situations like this. I’m amazed at how perceptive most of the redditors are. I would never let another person wear my dead daughter’s dress, it’s the last bit of her daughter she has. Andrew you need to read some of these things on here. People are start raving crazy! I grew up with a family member with severe mental health issues. It can make for some wild stories and people manipulating and guilting people until the person asking the question so unsure of themselves.

[@cherylknepper5921]

Registries are really ok. I like them because it helps with gift giving. I’ve been married 44 years and you know what? I cannot remember who gave me what! Courtesy does demand a card, and yes money does help cover the cost.

[@shaecoon8004]

Watching sleepily from Munich