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Speaker 2: We are asking the big questions. You know. I did
Speaker 2: read this article on the New Yorker and it was
Speaker 2: one hundred and ninety four of the world's hardest questions answered.
Speaker 2: And so I think I'm going to go through one
Speaker 2: like every day for the next six months. Because some
Speaker 2: of those answers weren't good. This was not one of them.
Speaker 2: But it is an important question. Picture this. You've fallen
Speaker 2: in love, this person has proposed to you. You're engaged, Okay,
Speaker 2: dried up, relax, relax, Now you're engaged. You are betrothed, right,
Speaker 2: something's happened. You've got the ick, You've seen too many
Speaker 2: things and you just don't want to go through with it,
Speaker 2: and so you call off the engagement. Do you have
Speaker 2: to give back the engagement ring? Paddles up? If you
Speaker 2: agree that you do, paddles up. Paddles up, high up
Speaker 2: so we can see them. It sounds like thirty percent
Speaker 2: of people, so you have to give it back. Okay,
Speaker 2: paddles down. There's been a situation in the media where
Speaker 2: this has happened. This basketball player proposed to his girlfriend
Speaker 2: with an eight hundred thousand pound ring. He was very
Speaker 2: surprised when she broke off the engagement, and he sent
Speaker 2: her a season desist to retrieve the ring back. I
Speaker 2: think it's very interesting because it made me think about
Speaker 2: the concept of engagement rings generally. Is it a gift
Speaker 2: or is it a gift pending the agreement of marriage?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean? Like, is it like
Speaker 2: on the option or like on on the deliverance of
Speaker 2: this marriage. You're entitled to the client situation, because then
Speaker 2: in that case, I do want the most expensive one
Speaker 2: we can get, thank you, because then it's not a gift.
Speaker 2: It's not like, here's a token of my love and appreciation.
Speaker 2: Here is a symbol so people know that I love you.
Speaker 2: It's like no, no, no, no, Here is a collar that
Speaker 2: you will put around your ring finger. I'm tracking the
Speaker 2: it's symbol like the pat Jackie. No. I think it's
Speaker 2: really interesting. So would you give it back or not?
Speaker 2: You didn't answer. I'll be giving it back. I don't
Speaker 2: want that in my life. Oh you don't want to
Speaker 2: silental tokens of love?
Speaker 1: No I do. I'm just trying to collect good vibes
Speaker 1: and I think holding on to it. You know, there's
Speaker 1: it's definitely tempting to sell it, porn it at a
Speaker 1: pawn shop.
Speaker 2: Paddles up. Would you sell the engagement ring if you
Speaker 2: caught off the engagement There we go, We go entrepreneurs,
Speaker 2: not opportunists. Entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs.
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