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1:59Now PlayingWhen it comes to splitting the bill, one friend’s “just Venmo me” turns into a full-blown etiquette showdown — and Kim Murstein and Grandma Gail aren’t holding back. The duo tackles a listener’s frustration over footing the tab for a repeat offender who orders like it’s a tasting menu, serving up blunt advice on when to speak up and how to keep things fair without torching the friendship. Then, the tone shifts as they dive into a tougher dilemma: falling for someone outside your faith while family expectations loom large. With a mix of old-school wisdom and modern perspective, they weigh love versus tradition — and make it clear that staying silent might cost you more than just dinner.
#relationships #dating #advice
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