Miles Bonsignore

He has to now be understanding.

Correct.

I think it's like what they both need to do is have a conversation where they're like, look, I know this whole thing has kind of gotten out of hand.

I don't know why her family is chiming in.

That feels way too much.

Like the late wife's?

The late wife's family.

I feel like I get that they might be sensitive about it, but I also am kind of like, this is not their thing.

That's also what I was thinking.

I think that they should save that and then the daughter can inherit that.

And it's like,

Yeah, that feels way more appropriate.

Yeah, no, you're totally right, though.

It's like, yeah, they might be chiming in just to be like, the ring should go to the daughter because that makes a ton of sense.

Yeah.

But I also think this is solved by maybe both of them taking a deep breath.

This is solved like most arguments should be solved, where you take a deep breath and you say, hey, I love you.

I want to get married.

Let's just find a new ring.

And then that's kind of it.