Speaker 1: You are now entering the court of Judge Gina Leano.
Speaker 2: They say a sister is a dearest friend, a closest enemy,
Speaker 2: and an angel at a time of need. But when
Speaker 2: your sister has become more devil and less ally, you
Speaker 2: come to my courtroom. I am Judge Gina, and my
Speaker 2: decision is final.
Speaker 3: You better be ready to hear my ruling.
Speaker 1: These sisters are doing it for themselves. Two out of
Speaker 1: the three Outspoken Triplets have come to Judge Gina's courtroom
Speaker 1: to settle a wedding date clash. Sophie Torbo claims that
Speaker 1: her sister, business partner and friend, Amy, has set her
Speaker 1: wedding date too close to her own for compensation. Sophie
Speaker 1: is demanding that Amy publicly apologizes at her wedding.
Speaker 4: My name is Sophie and you might have heard me
Speaker 4: on Outspoken the podcast. I have come to Judge Gina
Speaker 4: because I have an issue with my sister's wedding date.
Speaker 4: She has locked in her wedding for seven weeks before mine,
Speaker 4: and this was after I had already had mine locked
Speaker 4: in for nine months.
Speaker 5: I'm Amy and I'm from Outspoken the podcast.
Speaker 4: I've been brought to Judge Gina because I'm having my
Speaker 4: wedding two months after my sisters and she's taken great
Speaker 4: offense to this. So growing up as triplets, we've always
Speaker 4: had to share everything. So I was just hoping for
Speaker 4: my wedding, for the lead up to be about me
Speaker 4: and my partner and to have things separate for once.
Speaker 5: So my sister Sophie and I.
Speaker 4: We also run a business together and also a podcast,
Speaker 4: so we spend nearly twenty four to seven with each other.
Speaker 4: So I'm looking for Amy to make a genuine apology
Speaker 4: during her Mate of Honor speech. I also think it
Speaker 4: would be appropriate if she fit the bill for some
Speaker 4: of the.
Speaker 3: Hen's party today.
Speaker 4: I'm Countess doing Sophie for pain and suffering. She's taken
Speaker 4: a bit of fun out of the whole wedding planning
Speaker 4: experience for me because of her overreaction, So I'm wanting
Speaker 4: her to put the bill to have our packers at
Speaker 4: our wedding day, which a little bit random, but it
Speaker 4: should be really fun.
Speaker 1: Court is now in session.
Speaker 3: Please rise for Judge.
Speaker 2: Gina, Amy and Sophie.
Speaker 3: You are too out of a set of triplets, Is
Speaker 3: that right? Yeah?
Speaker 5: That's correct?
Speaker 3: So are you living together.
Speaker 2: Your sister's Kate, Is that right, So there's Amy, Sophie
Speaker 2: and Kate.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, we used to all live together up until we
Speaker 4: were thirty, we all, but we all live with our
Speaker 4: fiances and partners.
Speaker 2: Now, so did you live together out of home or
Speaker 2: you just grew up together and then all moved to
Speaker 2: your own locations.
Speaker 5: No, we all rented together.
Speaker 4: So that was an interesting time actually having to be
Speaker 4: adults and then live with your sisters. So judged Gina,
Speaker 4: the fights that went on at that rental, the poor neighbors.
Speaker 3: Constance at home, your poor parents.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, they were happy when we moved out.
Speaker 3: So when did you all start working together?
Speaker 4: We started working together three years ago now in podcasting
Speaker 4: and sof and I've been business partners for six years now.
Speaker 3: So three years ago in podcasting and six years what's
Speaker 3: your business.
Speaker 5: It's called Hullo Media.
Speaker 4: It's a PR and digital agency. So yeah, our lives
Speaker 4: are very interlocked.
Speaker 2: So well, congratulations girls. You both engaged to be married.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and you've come to me today. It seems
Speaker 2: that you both have an issue with each other and
Speaker 2: that is the timing of your wedding plans.
Speaker 3: That's right, Judge Gina, Sophie, how long have you been
Speaker 3: with your partner?
Speaker 4: I've been with my partner for almost seven years, and
Speaker 4: what about you, Amy?
Speaker 5: For five years? No, six years, sorry, Judge Gina.
Speaker 2: On Sophie's application, it says to me that you both
Speaker 2: got engaged on the same day and that your partners
Speaker 2: thought Christmas Eve would be a special day to pop
Speaker 2: the question, and they were unaware they both had the
Speaker 2: same plan.
Speaker 4: So basically, Judge Gena, what happened is I arrived very
Speaker 4: excited that Dale had proposed. Sophie's partner's face dropped when
Speaker 4: he heard the news, and then that's because he'd been
Speaker 4: planning to pop the question when Sophie got home that night,
Speaker 4: so he created a sign I see.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: He did contact his parents seeing if they could quickly
Speaker 4: take the sign down and the lights, but they live
Speaker 4: quite far from us, so they couldn't remove it all
Speaker 4: because he really didn't want us to have to share
Speaker 4: another thing, because all through life we've had to share
Speaker 4: a lot of moments together.
Speaker 3: My issue, Sophie, what's your issue?
Speaker 4: My issue is that Amy has planned her wedding seven
Speaker 4: weeks apart from mine. So I started looking for locations
Speaker 4: a couple of months after I got engaged. So I
Speaker 4: started looking in April of twenty twenty one, and I
Speaker 4: locked in a location that month. So it was it
Speaker 4: was almost two years out from my future wedding date.
Speaker 4: So I locked in for March twenty twenty four. I
Speaker 4: had about almost two years of planning, and Amy didn't
Speaker 4: start looking until nine months after me. So I think
Speaker 4: that she should have been a little bit more considerate
Speaker 4: and not planned so close.
Speaker 3: Well okay, well I'm going to go to Amy. Now, Amy,
Speaker 3: why didn't you pick another date?
Speaker 4: I didn't pick another date because the date that came
Speaker 4: available was my grandparents' wedding anniversary. There were three dates available.
Speaker 4: Two were in October twenty twenty three. The other date
Speaker 4: was January thirteenth, and so I thought that would be
Speaker 4: amazing because it would feel like they were somehow involved
Speaker 4: in the day. Also, being January, it's holidays, so if
Speaker 4: we had people coming from inter state, it would make
Speaker 4: it a better advantage they could go on holiday. I
Speaker 4: also think it's disrespectful to your partner because it was
Speaker 4: one day before his actual birthday. So I think you're
Speaker 4: taking a bit of shine away from his day as well.
Speaker 3: No, that can be Oh, well.
Speaker 5: It's thirty sixth birthday.
Speaker 2: How do you know he might how do you know
Speaker 2: that's taking shine away? He might actually think that's fantastic
Speaker 2: because you can celebrate his birthday with everybody at a
Speaker 2: wedding the next day.
Speaker 5: Well, each to their own.
Speaker 3: I suppose that's right. All right.
Speaker 2: Well, so you felt sentimental about January thirteen, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: but you knew the date of the ninth of March. Yeah,
Speaker 2: for Sophie, you knew that was her wedding date, that
Speaker 2: it was only going to be a couple of months apart. Amy,
Speaker 2: When you told Sophie about your plan, did you feel
Speaker 2: like a bit sheepish about? Oh, you have to break
Speaker 2: this to her? How am I going to say it?
Speaker 3: Did you feel like that initially?
Speaker 5: I wasn't. It was the reaction that I from. She's
Speaker 5: actually never told no.
Speaker 4: So what happened is I told her the three dates
Speaker 4: and then I said that it looks like we're going
Speaker 4: to have to go with January because.
Speaker 3: You told us three dates to soften the blow.
Speaker 2: You already knew you were choosing January.
Speaker 3: Why did you?
Speaker 2: I mean, that doesn't make sense, because Sophie's complained and
Speaker 2: you've gone bang genuine.
Speaker 4: Well, to be honest, Gina, my concern over October was
Speaker 4: because it would take so long to get dresses, bridesmaids
Speaker 4: dresses you.
Speaker 5: With no this was in this was this.
Speaker 4: Was December, sorry, December of twenty twenty two, and this
Speaker 4: was October twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: Three, so it was less less than a year.
Speaker 3: So ten times.
Speaker 5: Well, I didn't think it was enough time to lock everything.
Speaker 3: You're telling me.
Speaker 2: You told me it's because it's your grandparents anniversary and
Speaker 2: you're sentimental, so you knew that you were only telling
Speaker 2: your sister three dates to try and soften the blow.
Speaker 2: Don't worry, I don't want to hear any more. Sophie.
Speaker 2: How did it go? Did you have an argument together?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: The worst thing was I thought that she was still deciding,
Speaker 4: so she told me that she was thinking about it.
Speaker 4: And the only way that I actually found out was
Speaker 4: because I gave my mam a call and I'm like, oh,
Speaker 4: where are.
Speaker 5: You off to?
Speaker 4: And she said, oh, I'm just at the bank picking
Speaker 4: up the book deposit for Amy's venue, and I was like,
Speaker 4: what have they gone? Her?
Speaker 5: Everybody was too scared to say anything. Even my mom
Speaker 5: was a.
Speaker 3: Big deal evolving. Okay, because you knew that it wouldn't
Speaker 3: be nice.
Speaker 4: No, because we knew Sophie's reaction is so over the
Speaker 4: top about everything.
Speaker 5: She's a bit of a diva.
Speaker 3: You like that, Sophie, It's not no, I'm not at all.
Speaker 5: I'm my maintenance is the way i'd say. I don't
Speaker 5: think there's anything.
Speaker 4: Wrong with being home maintenance, but I would more describe
Speaker 4: myself as maybe a sensitive soul.
Speaker 5: So I was just a little bit hurt.
Speaker 3: Sophie.
Speaker 2: What did you say? Did you have an argument about it?
Speaker 2: Or did you just say, well, I hope you're choosing October?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean I think that it ended up in probably
Speaker 4: an argument. I remember we were on a walk together.
Speaker 4: I think you actually ended up storming off Amy because
Speaker 4: you didn't want to hear my point. She was also
Speaker 4: mentioned at a number of Christmas parties in front of people,
Speaker 4: Sophie decided to ask people's opinions and they got extremely
Speaker 4: heated in.
Speaker 3: Front of that wasn't very nice, Sophie. What about Kate
Speaker 3: did she brought into the argument?
Speaker 4: Kate is team Sophie, So Kate thinks it's a little
Speaker 4: bit sneaky and a bit sonny.
Speaker 5: You say that because Kate's told me differently as well
Speaker 5: judged Gina.
Speaker 2: So you guys have a podcast. Do you work together?
Speaker 2: Is Kate on the podcast?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We always? How many times have you thrash this out
Speaker 3: for your listeners?
Speaker 5: I think they're bloody overhearing about it.
Speaker 3: So we've got to put it to bed. So will
Speaker 3: you agree when I make a ruling today that that
Speaker 3: will put it to bed?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: I must say we did get messages from listeners of
Speaker 4: the podcast who said, I don't know what Soph's going
Speaker 4: on about, like it's too much if us first, or
Speaker 4: I think we'll respect Judge Gena.
Speaker 5: Of course, of course I'm happy to put it to bed, but.
Speaker 2: I am interested to hear what your listeners have been saying.
Speaker 2: They think that Sophie's overreacting a bit.
Speaker 4: I think this was a handful of people's comments. I
Speaker 4: think a selective Who what's the big deal?
Speaker 2: It's two months for you and that's why you're here
Speaker 2: because Sophie doesn't agree and Kate doesn't agree.
Speaker 3: What about your mum? Mum?
Speaker 5: I think is actually on my cycle?
Speaker 2: Why do you think she's on your side what she said, Sophie,
Speaker 2: you agree your mum's on Amy's side.
Speaker 4: I think mum knows that Amy's a bit disorganized, and
Speaker 4: I think Mum just wanted her to lock in a date,
Speaker 4: so she was happy for her to choose any date
Speaker 4: that was available, because I think there was a bit
Speaker 4: of fear happening that she might have to wait even longer.
Speaker 4: Can I asked the question though, because the October dates
Speaker 4: did fill up really quickly, and you know you you
Speaker 4: even told me I don't think that's enough time for
Speaker 4: you to organize the wedding. When did you want me
Speaker 4: to get married? Because that's the issue, Gina, I'm thirty four.
Speaker 4: She was saying, you know, if you don't like October,
Speaker 4: why don't you get married in January twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: No, I didn't say that.
Speaker 2: If you're getting older and you're running out of time,
Speaker 2: then the October date is better. So that's the date
Speaker 2: she's saying. So I don't think you can take that
Speaker 2: argument very far.
Speaker 5: And why did you wait a year to look?
Speaker 4: Then you got proposed to in December twenty twenty December?
Speaker 3: She can wait as long as she wants if.
Speaker 4: There was such a concern from Sophie and her partner
Speaker 4: about the wedding dates.
Speaker 3: Being so close, but I didn't is she so? Yeah?
Speaker 5: So why why does your.
Speaker 3: Partner have an issue about Amy's wedding date.
Speaker 5: Oh, he hasn't verbalized it to her. I think he's
Speaker 5: just a bit up. Just find my back.
Speaker 2: You have said in your application, though, that you do
Speaker 2: have guests coming from interstate, so that can be problematic
Speaker 2: because there's a cost associated with.
Speaker 3: Being at the wedding. Tell me about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I just think we've got family from interstate who
Speaker 4: when I told them about the wedding dates, they were
Speaker 4: already telling me that they won't be able to make it.
Speaker 5: So that was true.
Speaker 3: What to both or any of them.
Speaker 4: That they won't be able to make it. They'll have
Speaker 4: to choose between the two weddings.
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't know what a cousin.
Speaker 4: This is one relative and Sophie's already put her invites
Speaker 4: out before me, judge genus. So people will be booking
Speaker 4: in to go to hers first, and that's why I
Speaker 4: allowed her because of that issue.
Speaker 3: No, it doesn't always work like that. Doesn't always work.
Speaker 2: Like that, because sometimes people wait for closer to the
Speaker 2: event to book flights, So I don't agree with that.
Speaker 3: I think if there's a wedding in January, or.
Speaker 2: Your book your flight maybe November December, some people are
Speaker 2: a bit more organized than that, but we can't anticipate
Speaker 2: that entirely.
Speaker 4: I've let Sophie do everything ahead of me, So because
Speaker 4: you've chosen to, that's because you're disorganized. No, she's got
Speaker 4: I allowed her to get all her wedding invites out,
Speaker 4: set the date for her hens party. I made it
Speaker 4: clear that I didn't want to impact her day.
Speaker 3: How many people have you got at your wedding?
Speaker 5: I'm having around one hundred and forty.
Speaker 3: All right? And how many are you having, Sophie.
Speaker 5: I'm having one hundred.
Speaker 3: Are you asking for gifts or have you got a
Speaker 3: wishing well? Or what's the situation with gifting?
Speaker 5: Oh, we both got a wishing well.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it'll be hopefully a monetary contribution being put forward.
Speaker 3: So monetary contribution from your guests, is that what you're saying.
Speaker 4: I mean, I can't remember the little polite poem where
Speaker 4: you basically ask for money, but yeah, it will be
Speaker 4: a wishing well.
Speaker 3: And what have you put on yours.
Speaker 4: Amy, I haven't officially put it out, we haven't sent
Speaker 4: us out yet.
Speaker 5: But being thirty four owning.
Speaker 4: A home, we've already got a lot of cooking stuff
Speaker 4: and all that sort of stuff you generally get given
Speaker 4: as a wedding. So we'd prefer money, to be honest.
Speaker 3: So how are you going? How do you ask your
Speaker 3: guests for money? Just say, hey, nice thought, but we'd
Speaker 3: actually prefer money.
Speaker 4: I think, as Sophie said, there's a cute little poem
Speaker 4: that most people put that's say a lot of your attendants.
Speaker 2: But well, I had a cute little couple here the
Speaker 2: other day who were asking their guests to pay.
Speaker 4: I saw that that's not a well for the food
Speaker 4: to attend to fifty dollars basically a ticket.
Speaker 5: Oh that's cheeky. Yeah, that's not on Amy.
Speaker 2: With the cost associated with the wedding in January, have
Speaker 2: you looked into that?
Speaker 4: No, to be honest, we haven't particularly looked into it
Speaker 4: because most of our guests are in Adelaide. We actually
Speaker 4: haven't even sent our invites out doing that this week, so.
Speaker 2: It's just your family that are into state. Does your
Speaker 2: partner have interstate relatives?
Speaker 5: When we say family's.
Speaker 4: It's a few aunties and cousins are interstate that are
Speaker 4: sort of up in the air.
Speaker 5: They're in Sydney and Perth.
Speaker 3: How much is an airfare from Adelaide to from Sydney
Speaker 3: to Adelaide?
Speaker 5: Not much, No, A couple hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I was told some relatives from Sydney might
Speaker 4: be coming over anyway around January to make the most
Speaker 4: of the school holidays.
Speaker 3: A holidays, it's right.
Speaker 2: So, Sophie, if you're genuinely worried about it, I mean,
Speaker 2: I know you've had it booked for some time, so
Speaker 2: the option may not be available for you to change
Speaker 2: the date.
Speaker 3: But did you explore that I.
Speaker 4: Couldn't actually change mine because all of my vendors by
Speaker 4: that stage had been locked in as well. I just
Speaker 4: want her to be mindful that it has caused some issues,
Speaker 4: because now our hens parties are really close. I think
Speaker 4: it's quite inconsiderate.
Speaker 3: For why don't you just do them together? After the chase?
Speaker 2: You share the wound, share the wedding date, share the photographer,
Speaker 2: share the designer.
Speaker 3: Just share everything. What's the resistance here? Can't you see?
Speaker 2: The universe has got a hold of you and just
Speaker 2: cut a whole you together in everything.
Speaker 3: That you do.
Speaker 4: Dud. You know, we just don't want to end up
Speaker 4: in new idea as those freaky sisters who got married
Speaker 4: on the same day. That's what saying.
Speaker 3: So, Amy, you will have a Hans Night a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks before your wedding? Would that be right?
Speaker 4: I'm having my hands in November and then Soph's having
Speaker 4: hers in December.
Speaker 3: Okay, when did you decide on that?
Speaker 4: Well? I did want to have mine closer to my wedding,
Speaker 4: but unfortunately Amy is going on her honeymoon straight after.
Speaker 3: Have you got a lot of mutual friends? They will?
Speaker 3: They both be coming to We've been.
Speaker 4: A very similar friendship group so apart from the friends
Speaker 4: that we've made through our partners, so it will be
Speaker 4: the same group of girls.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 4: I feel awkward asking them to all pay so close
Speaker 4: to one another.
Speaker 3: What's it going to cost? What's your hands not costing
Speaker 3: for them?
Speaker 5: I think like one hundred dollars ahead.
Speaker 3: How many guests that your Han's Night?
Speaker 5: I think I've got twenty three?
Speaker 3: Twenty three? Okay, all right, what's the plan for the
Speaker 3: Hens party?
Speaker 4: So we're just doing just a dinner added a nice
Speaker 4: restaurant and then going out to town afterwards.
Speaker 5: So nothing too too much.
Speaker 3: Carry too much towards us, nothing like that.
Speaker 5: No, no strippers. I'm not judge, Gina. Do you know
Speaker 5: the judge, Gina?
Speaker 4: Do you know the fuss that went into naming Sophie's
Speaker 4: hens party?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Is it? Does it have a name? What's it called?
Speaker 5: It's it's ladulchi vita, And it's why I had.
Speaker 3: You've stolen that from someone else? And what you had
Speaker 3: a lot of fus coming up with the name that
Speaker 3: you stole from someone else.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a theme.
Speaker 1: It's a.
Speaker 3: Dress up you want to dress like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just more of an Italian sort of summer
Speaker 4: summer vibes.
Speaker 3: So i'd see, all right, and what about you Amy?
Speaker 3: How many yours?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: How many guests? Uh? I think it's around thirty five
Speaker 5: or something like that.
Speaker 3: Gosh, where are you going?
Speaker 4: We're actually doing it at my house. So this is
Speaker 4: the other thing, Gina. Maybe this is we have to
Speaker 4: plan her hands party in in her back. So it's
Speaker 4: going to be a bit of an it's a tennis theme,
Speaker 4: so unfortunately I don't have a tennis court. I know, Gena,
Speaker 4: you don't like tennis courts, but if I have.
Speaker 2: A tennis seat either, I'm sure the whole world knows
Speaker 2: that story.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you could have worn your heels to mine if
Speaker 5: I had one.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 3: I don't own a tracksuit and I don't have runners.
Speaker 4: I would have had no issue with your rocking up
Speaker 4: to my tennis day in your heels.
Speaker 3: But yeah, no tennis court. Okay, So there for a
Speaker 3: tennis theme.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's it's Wimbledon theme, so everyone can dress it white.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right? So and that what's that costing
Speaker 2: your head? Do you think for thirty five people at
Speaker 2: your house?
Speaker 5: I think it's a little bit less.
Speaker 4: I think we're doing about because yeah, we're having catering there,
Speaker 4: so I think we're still crunching the numbers. I'm assuming
Speaker 4: around seventy five dollars ahead just to cover the cost
Speaker 4: of alcohol and food.
Speaker 2: So, Sophie, what you've said to me in your application,
Speaker 2: you would like Amy to apologize in front of everyone
Speaker 2: at your wedding and it can't be sarcastic.
Speaker 3: Good, But that one.
Speaker 5: I actually did.
Speaker 4: I did change my what I wanted. I actually wanted
Speaker 4: her to cover the costs of my Hen's party.
Speaker 5: Considering I have back flipping.
Speaker 4: Sophie, I didn't want it to be too theatrical at
Speaker 4: my wedding. So I had a change of heart and thought,
Speaker 4: maybe I think you was a.
Speaker 2: Change of heart, because why would you drag this dirty
Speaker 2: laundry into your wedding speeches? I think that you could
Speaker 2: leave that well and truly behind and not tarnish anything.
Speaker 2: But it is a funny story, I suppose. Okay, but
Speaker 2: what you actually really want is what?
Speaker 3: Tell me?
Speaker 4: I would just like her to cover the costs of
Speaker 4: a chunk of my hens party because.
Speaker 3: Your Hens party?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, bridesmaids do that anyway, don't they.
Speaker 3: Well, so why do I need to rule it? Is
Speaker 3: she not likely to do it?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: I think, yeah, she might get out of it. I
Speaker 4: don't know, she's got an expensive wedding to pay for us.
Speaker 3: Well, were we going to send her down the gurgler
Speaker 3: financially a lot of expenses?
Speaker 5: Maybe just a donation towards the hands.
Speaker 3: I'll see.
Speaker 2: All right, Well that's fun, Okay, so that's what you like.
Speaker 2: And how much is the donation that you're after?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: I think it was around the thousand dollar.
Speaker 3: Mart thousand is at all okay, Amy, your counterclaiming counter
Speaker 3: suing for pain and suffering caused by Sophie's overreaction.
Speaker 4: It's correct you explain the pain and suffering is because
Speaker 4: it was supposed to be a really happy time. When
Speaker 4: you announce we've chosen this venue, it's very exciting.
Speaker 3: There's more to right this wrong.
Speaker 2: I want Sophie to pay for Dale and I to
Speaker 2: have what what.
Speaker 3: Our packers at your wedding? What we said at the
Speaker 3: start we wanted our wedding to be really fun. Is
Speaker 3: that fun and not for the packers? I can't imagine.
Speaker 2: But as Sophie took away from the initial fun, I
Speaker 2: think it's only for her to cover the cost. Oh,
Speaker 2: you've given me info and l packers. Did you get
Speaker 2: the price on that?
Speaker 5: I think it's around the eight hundred dollar mark.
Speaker 3: For how many our packers?
Speaker 5: Who has?
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 2: I did marry a European man. His family were all
Speaker 2: very hairy. I could have our packers at that wedding.
Speaker 5: Well might not like that, but Judgenna, you were a
Speaker 5: wedding celebrate.
Speaker 3: You've seen I have seen all sorts at weddings.
Speaker 4: There seems to be a lot of fun taken out
Speaker 4: of this wedding experience because Sophie has been just ridiculous
Speaker 4: about these dates.
Speaker 5: Let's be honest.
Speaker 3: So you think that the ol packers will put the
Speaker 3: fun back into it?
Speaker 5: I think so, Judge Gena.
Speaker 3: So let's take any equation. Would you seriously have organized
Speaker 3: ol packers at your wedding? Yeah?
Speaker 5: We were actually donkeys.
Speaker 4: Can you see my frustration, Judge Gina, though, this is
Speaker 4: what I was concerned about in the lead up. Amy
Speaker 4: has a lot of wacky ideas, but she doesn't quite
Speaker 4: have the organization to make sure that these things are
Speaker 4: locked in.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm going to make my decision. I'll be
Speaker 3: back in a moment.
Speaker 1: Judge Gina is deliberating and will soon hand down her verdict.
Speaker 1: Please do not leave the courtroom.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I've made my decision.
Speaker 2: So, Sophie, you're asking for one thousand dollars from Amy
Speaker 2: to pay for your hens night, and Amy you're asking
Speaker 2: Sophie to pay eight hundred dollars for ol Packers. What
Speaker 2: I'm going to do is I'm going to make a ruling,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to rule right in the middle.
Speaker 3: For both of you.
Speaker 2: Sophie to pay Amy four hundred dollars for the ol packers,
Speaker 2: and Amy, I'm ruling that you pay five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: for Sophie's hens night. So we're meeting in the middle
Speaker 2: and you're both going to get half of what you're
Speaker 2: asking for. Good luck, and that's my final decision.
Speaker 4: I am really happy with today's outcome. I think it
Speaker 4: was really fair and it was just nice for both
Speaker 4: of us to get.
Speaker 5: Our point of views out. She really grewed both of us.
Speaker 4: I mean I was sweating at one point, thinking, God,
Speaker 4: am I being over the top?
Speaker 5: Am I in the wrong?
Speaker 4: I'm pretty happy with Judge Jana's decision because I was
Speaker 4: actually consented quite often throughout the trial that she was
Speaker 4: on Sophie's side, So I'm pretty happy with decision. I
Speaker 4: was worried that bringing this up again would cause a
Speaker 4: bit of an argument, but I think it was nice
Speaker 4: to hear that she wasn't trying to be vindictive in
Speaker 4: planning her wedding so close to mine, So I think
Speaker 4: it will make things a little bit easier going forward.
Speaker 4: My only concern is it is still up in the
Speaker 4: air because whilst Gina acknowledged we were both sort of right,
Speaker 4: she also acknowledged that we were both wrong, so I
Speaker 4: don't necessarily think it's put an end to things, but
Speaker 4: I think it's made one another feel heard and justified.
Speaker 4: So hopefully the weddings will be a happy occasion and
Speaker 4: we can just forget about it.
Speaker 3: This is being an iHeart production.