Max and Ivy dive into an r/AmItheAsshole tale of family gifts, unexpected fashion choices, and a vow renewal that went from sweet to supremely awkward. Get ready for some serious second-hand embarrassment!

On Petty Court today, Max and Ivy dissect a Reddit story about a fiancé's absurd baby-making demands and his shockingly terrible math skills. Is he really trying to put a three-year deadline on his partner's entire reproductive future? Source: r/AmItheAsshole.

Max and Ivy tackle a truly wild family dynamic where one sibling gets a free pass on everything, while the other is expected to literally give up their home for a stranger. This week's drama comes courtesy of r/AmItheAsshole.

Max and Ivy dissect a Reddit story about a 23-year-old who refused entry to her parents after they drove four hours for a surprise visit. Was it rude, or a necessary boundary? Find out on Petty Court! (Original story from r/AmItheAsshole)

Max and Ivy dissect a Reddit story where a new dad leaves his wife post-birth to fulfill a very specific, and poorly timed, promise. Source: r/AmItheAsshole.

Max and Ivy grapple with a boyfriend's desperate plan to protect his girlfriend's fragile family reunion from a shocking and slithery tragedy. Is hiding a dead pet ever the right move? Source: r/AmItheAsshole.

This week, Max and Ivy dive into a family feud sparked by a simple beverage. A daughter-in-law's 'leaf water' policy leads to a shocking Starbucks showdown and a family revelation you won't believe. Source: r/AmItheAsshole

Today on Petty Court, Max and Ivy dissect the digital destruction of a cherished family heirloom. Was OP wrong to get emotional when her sister-in-law 'preserved' a priceless recipe book by throwing away the original pages? Source: r/AmItheAsshole.

Max and Ivy delve into an r/AmItheAsshole tale where a coworker's deep-seated fear of ghosts meets an unexpected family emergency. Who's the ghoul in this office haunting? (Source: r/AmItheAsshole)

Today on Petty Court, Max and Ivy dissect a friendship gone sideways when a comedian uses a deeply embarrassing personal story for a laugh. Did our OP have every right to walk out, or did they ruin a friend's big moment? (Source: r/AmItheAsshole)