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An anonymous mom is considering showing up uninvited to her ex-husband's wedding tomorrow because their six-year-old daughter is the flower girl. Her ex specifically told her not to come, but his fiancée's ex-boyfriend is invited! She insists she only wants to watch her daughter walk down the aisle and quietly leave. Should she respect his wishes or show up anyway?

Brooke's best friend Alyssa matched with the guy Brooke was dating on Hinge to see if he was cheating. But Alyssa started liking him herself, secretly blocked him on Brooke's iPad, and convinced Brooke she'd been ghosted! Now Alyssa insists she was only trying to protect her friend. Can Brooke forgive her, especially when Alyssa refuses to stop seeing the guy?

Jacqueline shares how a boss tried to get her fired when she was just 18, a listener reveals his boss actually robbed their workplace...

Who Had The Worst Boss Ever?

FORGIVE & FORGET - My Best Friend Stole The Guy I Was Dating

TALK ME OUT OF IT - I'm Crashing My Ex-Husband's Wedding

Nicole from Catonsville is furious that her kids’ stepmom posts about “my babies” and lets them call her “Mom.” After private conversations went nowhere, Nicole made her daughter comment, “We love you Ashley, but our mom is Nicole.” Her ex says she put their daughter in the middle. Can Nicole reserve the title of “Mom,” or should the kids decide?

A list of the worst Halloween candies turns into an argument over jelly beans. Kramer insists nobody gives them out for Halloween—and listeners have receipts.

Kramer finds out women might think his everyday hat is hiding something. Jacqueline explains “hatfishing,” and listeners turn the conversation into a roast of his dating life.

Do You Assume A Guy In A Hat Is Bald?

The Worst Halloween Candy

PARENT PANEL - I'm Forbidding My Kids From Calling Their Stepmom “Mom”

Nicole from Perry Hall wants her mom in the delivery room instead of her husband after he told her pregnancy wasn’t an excuse to “let herself go.” He’s apologized and says excluding him from their first child’s birth is punishment. Nicole says she needs to feel comfortable during her most vulnerable moment. Is she protecting herself or taking it too far?

If you know he's gonna have a bad reaction, do you reaction want him there?