(upbeat techno dance music)
(audience cheering and applauding)
Welcome back.
It's time for Ask Wendy.
Everybody have a seat except for you.
Come on over.
Come on over.
How you doin'?
How you doin'?
My name's Rebecca.
Pretty nail color.
Thank you.
So where you from, what do you do?
I'm from Queens, and I'm a branch supervisor at TD Bank.
Okay, perfect.
How can I help?
So, about a year ago, I got married,
and my best friend, at the time, was my maid of honor.
However, a month before the wedding,
she decided to drop out.
Okay.
At the time I let it slide,
but lately I've been thinking about,
rollin' up on her, tryin' to get some closure.
Rolling up.
(laughing)
It's not sitting well with me, so I just needed help.
What's your husband say?
He said, "Just leave it alone."
Do you still see her?
Do you still act like besties?
No, but my family sees her.
Why?
They live in the same area,
so they run into each other sometimes.
So, why'd she back out?
I don't really know.
She never really gave me any answer.
Well, she owed you one, maid of honor, one month before.
She didn't give you a reason?
Nope.
Nothing.
Well, what did she do?
She text you or emailed you?
She texted me a long paragraph.
What?
(audience gasping)
Yeah.
And while I was at work.
Okay, and so you were too busy.
Good girl, focusing on your wedding.
You know what?
You're a better woman than me,
'cause I woulda done rolled up on her.
(audience laughing and applauding)
Right after, no, no, no, no, no.
I would've rolled up on her right after the honeymoon.
Right.
Like when I get back and we get settled,
I would've asked her.
But, you wanna know what?
She's not your friend.
You're right.
And tell your family to shade her.
Yes.
And I agree with your husband.
Yeah.
And congratulations on your happiness.
Thank you.
(audience cheering and applauding)
Okay?
Come on over.
How you doin'?
Oh, my gosh, I have this dress!
Yay!
Yeah!
How you doin', who are you?
Hi, Wendy.
I'm Valerie Fittifar from Dallas.
How are you doin'?
Okay, what do you do?
Do you work?
I do, I own a med spa.
Okay, how can I help you?
Okay, Wendy.
Uh, oh.
I have a daughter.
She's beautiful, single.
How old?
37.
Okay.
(whispers) Oh, God.
She's beautiful, successful in her career, but she's single.
Okay.
I wanna set her up on a date--
Meddling mom, here we go.
I wanna set her up on a credible website--
No, you won't.
And pretend to be her, on like match.com.
No.
Wendy, I can't?
Do you have a boyfriend?
Who, me?
Yeah.
I'm married.
Perfect, focus on yourself.
No, Wendy, no.
Yes, yes, and I mean that in a good way!
Leave your daughter alone.
Leave her alone.
I love you, daughter.
That's a very, very touchy thing,
don't do that, okay?
Okay.
What does your husband say?
He said no.
(Audience laughing)
Well, that's only 'cause she's daddy's baby girl.
But I know what you mean, a woman to woman,
you want to see your daughter happy,
and in a relationship.
She's got a good career?
Yes, very.
So, she's missing that final piece of the puzzle.
Yes.
Well, if she doesn't find him, that's not your fault.
You led by good example, you and your husband.
So, if she wants to be by herself, then leave her alone.
Dang it.
All right, meddling mom.
All right, got time for one --
Oh gosh, come on over.
How you doing?
How you doing, who are you?
Happy birthday.
My name is Dante.
Hi, Dante.
Currently in school.
All right, so I've had this friend for about five years.
Unemployed.
We've been friends for about five years,
and we've had some type of sexual relationship,
so, I guess you could call it a friend with benefits.
Okay.
But I value the friendship more.
Currently, we went through a little verbal disagreement
on text, and now, he's been ghosting me.
I've reached out once, no reply.
I reached out again, no reply.
I'm thinking, do I step back, or do I try again?
Do you love him?
No.
Then why--
I value the friendship, I value the friendship,
it's not a love thing, but I value the friendship.
But you sleep together?
We have.
Okay.
Would you like to sleep with him again?
Um, no, I value the friendship.
How old are you?
I'm 33 today.
Today, okay, happy birthday again.
Look, you're too old to be texting back and forth.
Grown people talk face to face about such serious matters.
So, send him a muffin basket.
(Audience laughing)
And look, invite him to meet you at the corner deli
or whatever for a sandwich,
and let's talk it out like growns do.
More ask Wendy is next!
(Crowd cheering)
All right, we're back with even more
Ask Wendy, happy Friday.
Come on over.
Oh, how you doing?
How you doin'?
Good, what's your name?
Where you from, what do you do?
My name is Koran, I'm from Williamstown, New Jersey,
and I'm retired.
I love your hair.
Thank you.
All right, so how can I help you, Koran?
Wendy, I'm getting married again.
Okay, how many times have you been married?
Once.
Okay, how long did that last?
Sixteen years.
Good for you, do you have children from that marriage?
Two.
How old are they?
35 and 32.
Okay.
I live with my 32 year old daughter,
my fiancee recently moved in.
Is he age appropriate to you?
Oh, yeah.
But she's giving us a lot of beef.
I don't blame her.
I mean, my dad is my dad, and you guys aren't together
anymore, but I don't wanna hear my mom getting dug out.
(Audience roars)
I don't wanna see it.
I don't wanna hear it.
I'm just happy that you're happy,
like if you were my mom,
I'd be happy that you're happy.
I don't wanna see your new husband, soon to be husband,
at the orange juice with boxers on.
But it's not like that, Wendy!
Okay, well, how big is the house?
Well, 2,037 square feet.
Well, I'm talking about the rooms.
Oh, well she moved her bedroom,
we moved her bedroom on the other side,
so she doesn't hear us at all.
But there's only one kitchen?
Yeah, one kitchen.
And he's still there.
Yeah.
So, what's your question?
When are you getting married, by the way, Koran?
2020, January 2020.
Okay, so what's your question?
Well, my question is that she's 32,
and this is not my first rodeo.
All right, a question?
And I wanted to know like, well, she's giving
us a lot of grief, and I wanted to know like...
Question?
How do I get her to back off?
I'm not backing off.
If you wanna marry Mr. Johnson, that's fine,
then you and Mr. Johnson, I will always love you,
and I will learn to love him because he loves you,
but you cannot live with me, no.
Now, look, you know we're a loose crowd here at Wendy,
you can tell what show you like the best,
you dressed the part.
We're gonna take a survey with our other co-hosts.
Clap if you think that she and Mr. Johnson
need to get out.
(Audience claps wildly)
All I'm saying.
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