When Georgie Met Mandy: Part 2 | Young Sheldon Compilation

Georgie and Mandy navigate family tensions, pregnancy, and relationships in this heartfelt Young Sheldon compilation.

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Key Takeaways

Family conflicts can be complex but open communication and support are crucial.
Teenage pregnancy brings emotional and practical challenges for all involved.
Forgiveness and understanding can help mend strained relationships.
Support from loved ones is vital during difficult life transitions.
Young Sheldon characters demonstrate resilience and growth through adversity.

What the video covers

Georgie and Mandy face challenges with Mandy's estranged parents and their disapproval of her pregnancy.
Georgie tries to mediate and support Mandy despite family conflicts and stubbornness on both sides.
Mandy struggles with her relationship with her mother and the impact of her pregnancy on family dynamics.
Georgie goes on a date, showing his attempts to maintain a normal life amid the chaos.
The video explores themes of forgiveness, responsibility, and the complexity of teenage parenthood.
Mary Cooper, Georgie's mother, confronts Mandy's mother about her lack of support for Mandy.
Georgie gives Mandy a thoughtful gift, symbolizing his commitment and care for their unborn child.
The family prepares for the arrival of the baby, with tensions and emotions running high.
The video highlights the evolving relationships between parents, children, and extended family members.
Despite difficulties, the characters show growth, understanding, and hope for the future.

Chapters

What is the main conflict between Mandy and her parents?

Mandy's parents disapprove of her pregnancy and have distanced themselves from her, causing tension and emotional struggles within the family.

How does Georgie support Mandy throughout the video?

Georgie supports Mandy by standing by her side despite family conflicts, giving her thoughtful gifts, and trying to maintain a positive relationship with her and their unborn child.

What role does Mary Cooper play in the family dynamics?

Mary Cooper, Georgie's mother, acts as a mediator who confronts Mandy's mother about her lack of support and encourages her to be there for Mandy during her pregnancy.

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Speaker A

How was your dinner with Mandy? We ran into her parents. And how did that go?

Speaker A

About as weird as you think. They still don't want anything to do with her?

Speaker A

Nope. She was pretty upset. Poor thing. Were you mad at Mom for getting pregnant?

Speaker A

Oh, yeah. Did you stop talking to her? Hell no. I wanted her to hear how pissed off I was, but all that being mad at her just was a waste of time. What made you come around?

Speaker A

I guess you showing up. I do have a natural charm, don't I? You did. And then you learned to talk.

Speaker A

Hey, Mr. Mallister. Remember me? You're kind of hard to forget. Thank you. I was hoping we could talk.

Speaker A

Oh. Uh, yeah. You know, this might not be the best. What's he doing here?

Speaker A

Oh, hey. You work here, too, huh? He wanted to talk. Great. Let's talk about how we busted our butts to send Amanda to college, give her opportunities we never had, and now she's knocked up and right back in

Speaker A

Medford. Let's talk about that. I know you're not happy about it, but you're going to have a grandkid. And cutting Mandy out ain't going to change that.

Speaker A

Well, he's not wrong. Well, he's not right either. You know, it doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing. My mom got pregnant with me before she and my dad got married.

Speaker A

So, you're going to marry my daughter? Well, if she'd stop saying no. Well, that's something.

Speaker A

Jim, why won't she marry you? What's wrong with you? Tough to say. Maybe I'm too ambitious and put work first sometimes.

Speaker A

You know what? I do the same thing. I do. Well, it was lovely to see you both.

Speaker A

Maybe someday you can tell me more about the tire business. I bet it's fascinating.

Speaker A

Oh, well, I'd like that. You know, my son takes no interest in it. His loss.

Speaker A

Goodbye, Mr. Cooper. Goodbye, ma'am. Steel belted radials. Who came up with that? Oh, this is Michelin.

Speaker A

Oh, yeah. There you go. Yes. They cut me off. If they want to be a part of this kid's life, then they can start by apologizing.

Speaker A

I don't know. Your mom doesn't seem like the apologetic type of gal. Oh, so now you're the expert on my parents.

Speaker A

I got a handle on your dad. Your mom, she's a tougher nut. Kind of reminds me of you.

Speaker A

You think that was smart or dumb? Dumb. What are you doing here? Oh, hi, sweetie.

Speaker A

Yeah. Hi. What are you doing here, Mandy? Your mom and dad miss you. Then they should be talking to me.

Speaker A

Well, you know how stubborn your mom can be, too. Well, but um maybe she's not the only one being stubborn.

Speaker A

Excuse me. I came to you for help and you kicked me out. Okay, how about we all take a breath?

Speaker A

Oh, I could make brownies. Mary, look, this is my life. If you all want to be a part of it, you know where to find me.

Speaker A

Yeah. Oh, don't help me. Good to see you, Mr. Mallister. Quit following me. Who would have helped?

Speaker A

[Music] Hey. Oh, hi. You were right. Hilarious. I wouldn't steer you wrong. You've got any other recommendations?

Speaker A

Well, there is a Mexican restaurant down the street that's pretty good. I do like Mexican food.

Speaker A

We should go there sometime. I'm free tomorrow. Cool. It's a date. Sorry, that was a little loud. I'm just excited for our date.

Speaker A

I thought Georgie said you were going to dinner. No. Uh, he's having dinner. Y'all fighting again? What'd he do?

Speaker A

Nothing. So, why aren't you at dinner with him? He's on a date. Why that little?

Speaker A

No, it's okay. I told him to. Why the hell would you do that? Why are you yelling at me?

Speaker A

Because you got me all riled up and I got to point it somewhere. Look, I have enough going on here without worrying about being in some relationship. Plus, Georgie deserves to have a life.

Speaker A

So, y'all are good and I don't have to be mad at anybody, right? Huh?

Speaker A

I'm going to go call Dale and pick a fight. What are you looking at?

Speaker A

Nothing. He come back yet? No. But you don't care 'cause you're good with this.

Speaker A

Damn. I think second thoughts. I mean, if it wasn't for the baby, I never would have seen him again.

Speaker A

But there is a baby. Yeah. And he's been so great. And I keep pushing him away and pushing him away.

Speaker A

And he's still there every time I need him. What the hell am I doing? I'm sending him off with another woman.

Speaker A

Yeah. No, I'm asking you. Oh. Um. All right. Well, give me a minute. Morning.

Speaker A

Good morning. I think I owe you an apology. Yeah. You were totally right. I had a good time with Amber last night.

Speaker A

Oh, good. I'm glad. Yeah, we ended up talking for hours and turns out we have a lot in common. So, thank you for pushing me to ask her out.

Speaker A

You're welcome. Hey, I brought you a snack and some magazines. Oh, thanks. But I should probably finish this. Although I do know how it ends with bodily fluids everywhere and then a sweet little boy or girl.

Speaker A

Oh. Um, it's a girl. Really? Yeah. Georgie didn't want to know, so I haven't said.

Speaker A

Well, that is wonderful. Oh, it'll be our little secret. I already know. Don't go feeling like you're special.

Speaker A

Do you mind? We're having a moment here. Carry on. As you can see, the mother-daughter bond is strong.

Speaker A

Well, compared to me and my mom, you two are magic. Well, we had our ups and downs.

Speaker A

She wasn't the easiest mom to grow up with. Sometimes I felt like I was kind of raising myself, but now we're practically best friends.

Speaker A

Yeah, I don't think that's in the cards for me and my mom. I hear you whispering in there. Don't listen to her, Mandy. Dear Lord, I was just telling her how you and I are best friends.

Speaker A

That's how you talk to your best friend. Excuse me. Are you Mrs. Mallister? I am. Can I help you?

Speaker A

I'm Mary Cooper, Georgie's mom. Oh, hello. I don't know what's going on between you and your daughter, but you need to get over it. She is scared. She is pregnant, and she needs her mother.

Speaker A

I'm getting parenting advice from a woman whose 17-year-old son got my daughter pregnant. Yes, you are. Georgie made a mistake, but I did not cut him out of my life.

Speaker A

You don't know care. You are her parent. Act like it. So, grow up. Call your daughter and make it right now.

Speaker A

Well, I need now. I was going to say I need the phone number. Okay.

Speaker A

Did you have a pen? Hey, what's with all the pink? Uh, it's 'cause it's my party and I'm a girl.

Speaker A

Makes sense. So, uh, what are you doing here? You know you're not invited to the shower, right?

Speaker A

I know. It's just everybody's bringing presents for the baby today, so I want to bring one for you.

Speaker A

Georgie, thank you. Open it. Okay. Sorry for the Christmas paper. That's all we had.

Speaker A

It's beautiful. Look inside. What am I looking at here? It's a sonogram of our little girl.

Speaker A

I'm not an idiot. That is the sweetest thing I've ever seen. I, I, I love it.

Speaker A

Good. It was actually Amber's idea. Oh, well, that's very thoughtful. Thank you. And thank her.

Speaker A

I will. All right. Well, I'll let you get back to your party. Okay. You look great, by the way.

Speaker A

Something wrong? No. Is it your mom? 'Cause something's definitely wrong with mine. No, she's fine. Well, she's a nightmare, but uh that's not it.

Speaker A

Freddy? Yeah, Georgie got it for me. There's a sonogram of our baby inside. Good for Georgie.

Speaker A

Yeah, good for Georgie. Next present. Okay, that one's for me. What's this? We set up a nursery in the guest room.

Speaker A

You can move back in. Can we not talk about this now? What's the problem? You're going to need help.

Speaker A

Who do you think's been helping her this whole time? And I appreciate it, but you're not her family.

Speaker A

We're that baby's family. Georgie's right across the street. Oh, yes. I'm sure a teenaged boy is going to be a lot of help.

Speaker A

You don't know what you're talking about. Georgie has been there for me the whole time. And you come in at the last minute with a store-bought castle cake.

Speaker A

And you think that's going to make up for everything? Okay. I can see you're a little emotional.

Speaker A

Yeah, I am a little emotional right now. And you being here isn't helping. You do not get to badmouth Georgie.

Speaker A

He's going to be a better parent than you ever were. Damn. Now, if someone would help me up, I would like to storm out.

Speaker A

Thank you. So, who wants cake? Hey, I didn't know you were here. Just checking out the loop. This is amazing. Why don't all bras do this?

Speaker A

Take that off. Well, that's what

Speaker A

Oh, nipple cream. Maybe I should have went to this party. Hello, Sheldon. Is Georgie there?

Speaker A

No. Is your mom there? No. Are there any adults there? No, but I have an IQ of 187. I'm sure I can figure out whatever's troubling you.

Speaker A

My water broke. I'm in labor. Oh dear. All right, let's do this. Why are you wearing dish gloves?

Speaker A

To deliver the baby. That is not happening. Good. Can I get a glass of water?

Speaker A

Sheldon, I need to go to the hospital. Well, I can't drive. I do have a bike, but you'll never fit in the wagon.

Speaker A

I don't know how much longer I can wait. I can call an ambulance. It's okay. I'll drive. Just come with me. Okay.

Speaker A

Okay. [Music] Does it hurt bad? Yes. That's unfortunate. It's my understanding it's only going to get worse.

Speaker A

I'll be right back. Mrs. Sparks, I need your help. What's with the gloves? So I don't get placenta on my hands.

Speaker A

What? Is there anyone else I can call for you? Maybe your mom. No, I can't deal with her right now.

Speaker A

Maybe after they give me drugs. Okay, I'll just keep trying the Coopers. Oh, you know, in a way, you and I are having a very similar day.

Speaker A

Really? How might that be? I'm also bringing something new into the world. Although mine does not involve my privates being inspected by strangers.

Speaker A

What are you doing out here? I heard Manny was having the baby. Yes, but that happens inside.

Speaker A

I know. Aren't you going in? I can't. Oh, these doors are automated. You just walk towards them and they open.

Speaker A

I can't be a dad. I couldn't even install a car seat. Great. You can drive me to my launch party.

Speaker A

Thank you for doing this. Mhm. You know, you wait and you wait and you wait and you think the day is never going to come and then pow, it's here.

Speaker A

I know. Everyone thought I was too young and I wouldn't see it through. But here I am.

Speaker A

To think I almost missed it. I would have regretted that for the rest of my life.

Speaker A

Why are we turning around? Georgie will be here. If he were going to be here, he'd be here. Honestly, who's surprised?

Speaker A

Well, I'm a little surprised. Jim, not now. All right. Well, I can have my own opinion. I think he's a good kid.

Speaker A

You never take my side. Are you kidding me? I missed her whole pregnancy cuz I took your side.

Speaker A

So, you're just you're just okay with all of this? My daughter is having a baby. I'm thrilled.

Speaker A

Oh, Dad. Oh, sorry I'm late. Oh, no, no, no. You're right on time. Told you.

Speaker A

You are completely late, but I'm really glad you're here. Do you want all these people around?

Speaker A

No. All right, everybody out. But out. We'll be in the waiting room if you need us.

Speaker A

My advice, take all the drugs they offer. I plan to. How you doing? Where were you? Sorry, I was trying to install the car seat and I didn't hear the phone.

Speaker A

It's okay. You made it. Did you get it installed? Sheldon did. Turns out it takes a genius.

Speaker A

She's here. She's tiny and perfect. And Mandy's doing great. Oh, what's her name? Constants.

Speaker A

Yes. Thank you. Is there a middle name? We're still working on it. Can we see her?

Speaker A

Well, they're sleeping right now, but I'll let y'all know when they're up. Well, we're going to be right here.

Speaker A

So, you're a grandma. I know. Let's get you some tissue. Hello, nibblingo. Little nibbling.

Speaker A

What is it, Sheldon? I was hoping I could try to calm your baby down. Why?

Speaker A

I'm trying new things to build up a tolerance for setbacks and frustration. So, you want to use my child for some kind of experiment?

Speaker A

Yes. Okay, here you go. Soft kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur, happy kitty, sleepy kitty, purr purr purr.

Speaker A

Are you freaking kidding me? I'm not happy about it either. No, no, no, no, no, no. Soft kitty, kitty, kitty. Sheldon, come back. My daughter hates me. What difference does it make if I'm there or not?

Speaker A

You know that ain't true. Really? Because all she does is cry and I'm tired all the time. And even your brother is better at soothing her than I am.

Speaker A

You're just a little overwhelmed. It's normal. Why aren't you? Well, we can't both be freaked out at the same time. We got to take turns.

Speaker A

When's your turn? Already had it. I was so scared when I got to the hospital. I I got back in my car and drove away.

Speaker A

Well, I was in labor. Don't hit me. We're sharing freakouts. And I still came back.

Speaker A

What kind of parents are we? The new kind. The well-meaning dumb kind. We're going to get better, right?

Speaker A

We ain't got no choice. I'll let you sleep. I'm going to go check on Cece.

Speaker A

Thank you. What are you smiling at? Just thinking. We might have conceived Cece in this very garage.

Speaker A

Okay, you're gross. Leave now. Hey, how was your walk? Slow. You don't know how many old ladies are in the neighborhood till you go out with a baby. Oh, tots.

Speaker A

Hey, hands off. Oh, uh, they're for Saturday. We thought we'd make you a birthday dinner.

Speaker A

Oh, shoot. Amber's taking me out. Oh, I thought you said you didn't have plans. Well, I I didn't. She just asked.

Speaker A

Can't you cancel? No, it's it's okay. It's your birthday. You should do what you want to do.

Speaker A

Maybe we can do family dinner on Sunday. Of course. Great. I got to go clean her up. She got old lady lipstick on her head. Well, you're an old lady. How do you get that lipstick off?

Speaker A

Figure it out myself. How was your date? Actually, we broke up. Oh, what happened?

Speaker A

Nothing. I just wanted to be here. Really? Yeah. That's what we wanted too. [Music] Happy birthday.

Speaker A

There is something else you could do for my birthday. I had a baby two weeks ago. No, not that.

Speaker A

Then what? Marry me. Why would you tell the doctor I got pregnant when you were 17?

Speaker A

She asked what her history was. Medical history. That was unclear. Oh no. This is bad. I locked the keys in the car.

Speaker A

But the baby's in there. And now you know why it's bad. Oh my god. It's going to be fine.

Speaker A

How is it fine? It's okay. I'll break the window. Glass will go everywhere, right? See, you are a good mom.

Speaker A

Okay, CeCe, it's okay. We got to stay calm. Don't let her see his panic, right? Happy faces.

Speaker A

Hey, baby. This is normal. We're all okay. We're going to get you out. How are we going to get her out?

Speaker A

I don't know. Wait. I got a bunch of hangers from mat in my car. I can pick them off.

Speaker A

Go get them. Who has the dumbest mommy in the world? You do. Yes, you do.

Speaker A

Come on. Come on. Oh, thank you. Hi, CeCe. Mommy's here. You're such a brave little girl.

Speaker A

Good news is she ain't going to remember any of this. And we don't have to tell us all.

Speaker A

Pinky swear. Done. And while we're swearing, let's promise not to fight in front of her anymore.

Speaker A

Promise. And uh the next time you're going to propose, give me a little warning.

Speaker A

You got it. Manny Mallister. Oh, not now. You want some mashed potatoes? See, there you go again. Bringing the mashed potatoes to me when I should be going to the mashed potatoes. But what's going on?

Speaker A

Years of coddling have made me complacent. And now it may cost me my chance to get into grad school at Caltech. Been saying that since you were born.

Speaker A

And yet you did nothing to stop her. If it helps, I always thought you sucked. I see.

Speaker A

I talked to me. Ma said if you come back to work at the video store, you can bring the baby.

Speaker A

What? I thought you wanted a job. No, I said I wanted a career. Oh, are you thinking about going back to work already?

Speaker A

Yeah. I mean, it's a little earlier than I thought, but an opportunity came up and I'm going for it.

Speaker A

See? Initiative. Her parents kicked her out. Look at that gumption. So, what job you going for?

Speaker A

Channel 7's looking for a new weather girl. Oh, yeah. She said she quit because she was getting married. Rumor is she got knocked up, which is exciting.

Speaker A

The interview's on Thursday. What? You already applied? I thought we were going to talk about it.

Speaker A

We did talk about it. I said I was going to send in a tape and then I sent it in.

Speaker A

Who's going to watch Cece? Well, I was hoping her family would help out. Of course. I mean, I do work.

Speaker A

I work, too, George. We work. I got a point. Uh, is the point that your mom's a working mother?

Speaker A

Well, I didn't work when my kids were babies. That's true. She was a stay-at-home.

Speaker A

Okay, now you're being obnoxious. No one wants to hear you talk, ass face. Thanks. I appreciate the help, but let's keep it clean.

Speaker A

But what? Better. Don't be so hard on yourself, honey. just had a baby. I'll make sure to tell them that. Apparently, everybody loves a working mother.

Speaker A

Is that code for something? Yeah, your family sucks. Oh, sounds like I missed a good dinner.

Speaker A

Am I a bad mom because I want a career? Hell no. And you're teaching your daughter that she can grow up to do something more than raise kids?

Speaker A

Yeah. And you're going to go in there and you're going to get this job?

Speaker A

Yeah, but not in that. Yeah. Whose baby? Mhm. And you brought her to a gambling room.

Speaker A

Why not? There's flashing lights and fun noises. It's basically Chuck-E-Cheese. Can I touch your head for luck?

Speaker A

No. Come on. I just washed my hands. Make it quick. Come on, baby. Uncle Wade needs a win.

Speaker A

All right, that's enough. That's what I'm talking about. I told you babies was good luck.

Speaker A

Can I touch your head, too? All right. No one else is touching my baby's head.

Speaker A

For free. How much? Five bucks. Worth it. So, really, it's fine. He's got like 15 grandkids.

Speaker A

We'll get back to them. I have spent my day listening to Mandy about you.

Speaker A

Well, I don't suppose you stuck up for me. No. If you really want to be with that girl, you will not be the one to stand in her way.

Speaker A

I'm not trying to. I just want to do what's best for CeCe. Obviously. Don't you think she deserves a mom who's home with her?

Speaker A

I think she deserves a mom who is happy and supported by her dad. Huh?

Speaker A

Why is that woman touching her head? I'll handle it. Hey, you got to pay for that.

Speaker A

Today was the longest I've been away from her, and it was awful. So, you don't want the job?

Speaker A

I don't know. I think you should give it a shot. Really? Well, you're all excited about it, and if you get the job, you can still say no.

Speaker A

Yeah, that's a good point. I'd love to see you on TV. Oh, then I can say I slept with that girl on TV.

Speaker A

Okay. [Music] In three. All right, let's take a look at our forecast for tonight. Winds from the west are headed our way, taking temperatures down to a cool 43°.

Speaker A

But you know what they say in Texas, if you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes. Actually, I've never said that, but my aunt Bonnie does. She's not wrong, though, because those chilly days are going to pass us by, and by the

Speaker A

weekend, we're looking at sunny and 72. Mandy was proving that new mothers could do anything anyone else could do.

Speaker A

In fact, they could do more, like make their own milk right there on camera.

Speaker A

Everything okay? Not if you live on the coast, because there is a storm building. So, we need to keep an eye on uh these clouds right here. Uh but there's a low pressure system building um over here and uh well

Speaker A

then that could bring rain to uh to this whole area here. So, for Channel 7 weather, I'm Mandy Mallister. Good night.

Speaker A

[Music] Hey, thanks for watching her. No problem. She's my little hamburger helper helper. Make that rap.

Speaker A

Hey, um, have you got anything going on this weekend? Uh, not much. Why? Well, at the baby shower, I got a spa trip and I was thinking about using it.

Speaker A

I can watch these. No, it's for two people. I thought maybe you and I could go like together.

Speaker A

Yeah. You deserve a break as much as I do. Oh, uh, sure. Maybe. Okay. Hey, you don't seem very excited.

Speaker A

Well, what do guys do at spas? The same thing that women do at spas.

Speaker A

What do women do at spas? I don't know. Spa stuff. Let's find out. What about the baby?

Speaker A

It's just one night. Connie can watch her. Okay, fine. If she says yes, then sure.

Speaker A

Great. Oh, we can go to bed early. We can nap. We can sleep in.

Speaker A

Exciting. Tell me about it. Oh, you are holding a lot of tension in here. Hm. Wonder why do I feel tense?

Speaker A

Oh, I bet I feel tense. You are a little tense. Huh? I wonder why.

Speaker A

Have you been drinking enough water? Because often when you No, that ain't it. Oh, no. It's my fault for inviting him on a romantic getaway.

Speaker A

It is your fault. Oh, one sec. Oh, really? Get in there. Oh, yeah. Okay. Where was I? This is what you do.

Speaker A

You act all in to me, then you get weird and push me away. Okay, that's not true.

Speaker A

Yes, it is. You sleep with me, then you tell me to date other people. I ask you to marry me, you say no. Why is this time going to be any different?

Speaker A

I don't know. Maybe I'm ready now. Maybe. Yeah. Look, we're getting along. We're a good team with Cece. Maybe I don't want to risk that on a maybe.

Speaker A

Okay. If you don't want to try, why did you even come here? when I didn't want to say no and make things weird.

Speaker A

Oh, well, you nailed it. All right, let's get married. What? You think I'm not all in, but I am.

Speaker A

Okay. I am, too. Okay. So, we're really doing this? Yeah. What are you doing? I ain't waiting to get home to kiss you.

Speaker A

[Music] What are you doing? I know we're already engaged, but I wanted you to have this.

Speaker A

Oh, Georgie, it's beautiful. I don't know what to say. Thank you for asking me to marry you.

Speaker A

You're welcome. And also, when we tell people this story, can we leave that part out?

Speaker A

Why? Cuz a woman proposing to a man is embarrassing. Yeah. So, you guys are okay that it's not going to be a big to-do and you can't invite all your friends.

Speaker A

More than okay. Oh, great. She was all worried you weren't going to be okay with it.

Speaker A

Well, I am. So, we're all happy. I'm happy. What do you mean more than okay?

Speaker A

No, I I don't think you meant nothing. Just that I agree with you. Under the circumstances, smaller is better. What circumstances?

Speaker A

These cute little circumstances right here. So, you're embarrassed for your friends to see we're getting married and we already have a baby. Of course not. They know you have a baby. They just may be under the impression that you're already

Speaker A

married. Let's get back to something we can all agree on. That ring. That's a darn fine ring.

Speaker A

Darn fine, isn't it? So now you're doing this just to spite me. No, that's not what we're doing. That's not what we're doing, right?

Speaker A

We're going to have a big wedding and we're going to show everybody in this town that we love each other and we don't care who knows it.

Speaker A

So that is what we're doing. Okay, look, I think you both just need to calm down.

Speaker A

Yep. Knew it when I said it. Let's go. I don't think what you're driving this.

Speaker A

It's just a little rain. Amanda, you're acting like a child. See you at the wedding.

Speaker A

Could someone please get me a towel? C is okay. Seems like she's lacking it in here.

Speaker A

Well, takes after me. It's my favorite room in the house. Just so you know, we're not paying for a big wedding.

Speaker A

Really? We might all die and this is what you want to talk about? You've always been so dramatic.

Speaker A

Okay. Well, just so you know, we don't need your money. We're going to pay for the wedding ourselves.

Speaker A

Uh, actually, I thought you said you were saving up. Well, I was. Now it's on your finger.

Speaker A

How much did you pay for this? All that matters is that you're happy. How much, Georgie?

Speaker A

Yeah, I'm a little curious. What? Well, now I'm real curious. They're not having a big wedding.

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