Jordan Harbinger

Gabriel, I feel like you're going to agree with me on this.

I find this way of dealing with conflict ridiculous.

So frustrating.

Frustrating.

I'm angry at my brother-in-law and his fiance, and I didn't invite them to my wedding, but I'm not going to tell anybody why.

There is no reason to not tell anybody about what happened.

Come on.

Even if our friend here or his fiance did something terrible to her, that still isn't a tenable position.

Then you say you did such and such thing to me or they did such and such thing to me and I'm super angry and I can't have you, them, whatever at the wedding and I'm not ready to talk about it.

You don't just go like, I'm not saying anything, but they're not invited.

That's all you need to know.

No, that is not all I need to know.

My son is not invited to my other son's wedding.

I need to know more.

You need a reason.

I know we're missing a lot of information here, but this strikes me as avoidant and incredibly childish.

That's a good one.

I like that one.

That's a new genre of sign-off.

Again, kudos.