Last week, a groomsman came in to rent his apparel for a wedding. He asked what had been chosen. Then he starts whining. "Gray pants and a white shirt? I already have those." He then went outside to call the groom and ask if he HAD to rent this. Came back in and sulked through the rest of the transaction. There was also a vest and tie to be rented.
You know, I get it. The wedding business exists to separate people from their money. I wouldn't have asked my attendants to do that. I've dealt with brides who asked for next to nothing, and some who are labor intensive. Just because some one asked you to be in a wedding, you don't have to say "Yes."
You know, I get it. The wedding business exists to separate people from their money. I wouldn't have asked my attendants to do that. I've dealt with brides who asked for next to nothing, and some who are labor intensive. Just because some one asked you to be in a wedding, you don't have to say "Yes."
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