It's almost time for your prank call, and today a young woman reached out to us and said she just moved in with her boyfriend. And he was a little nervous to even take that step. So why don't we push the limits a little bit more? And say, hey, we need to book time so you can come check out your wedding venue. Oh! There's already been a deposit. So what's taking you so long? Oh, gosh. It's your phone tap right now. Brooklyn Jeffries phone taps on the 20s. Hello? Good afternoon. Am I speaking with Aaron Miercher? Yeah, that's me. Hi, Aaron. I'm the events coordinator here at Miercher Valley Country Club. My name is Al Beback. How you doing? Sorry, you're what? I'm the events coordinator at Miercher Valley Country Club. OK, can I help you? You're Aaron Miercher, right? I am. I'm just a little confused. Totally understand. When Tracy came by the book, The Ballroom, I know that you and I didn't get to meet. So it's nice to finally talk to you and be able to say congratulations. Congratulations on what? You're funny. Tracy said that you had a good sense of humor. She was right. Anyway, let's just get to business. I don't want to waste your time. What day do you think would be good for you two to swing by and do your walkthrough? Of what? Of your wedding. What? You have to come and do the walkthrough of the venue so that you know what you're getting into before we do the wedding. But did Tracy say we're getting married? Yeah, that's usually how it works, right? Oh, man, I didn't expect you to be this funny. I'm sorry. I'm dating Tracy. We've been going out for like a year. She mentioned that. She mentioned you were together for a long time. And you're a very, very romantic dude from what I've heard. Yeah, so I feel like I would remember proposing, which I did not. Did she tell you we're having a wedding? I'm sorry. Wait, wait. What did you say? As far as I know, Tracy and I are not having a wedding yet. It sounds like you know something I don't. Hold on. You said that you didn't propose? No. Is she trying to plan a wedding? I'm sorry. I feel like I'm missing something here. OK, well, Tracy came in last week, and she booked our ballroom for September 12th. Like this upcoming September? Yes, this upcoming September. And I told her that you should be here for this. But she said she just wanted to put the deposit in and get it locked in for September. Wait, hold on. She put down a deposit? That's the only way you can book the room. How much did she put down? She had her dad come by and write us a check for 20 grand, non-refundable. Oh my god. You're acting like this is all brand new information, like she went behind your back and booked it without you. We haven't even talked about it, honestly. I mean, for... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Do you love her? I... Yeah? OK. OK, what? You're telling me to go ahead and just get married then? Yeah, I mean, I've dealt with all types of weddings. But that's what I'm saying. There is no wedding. So if she wants to get married, there's no wedding. So if she put down like some big amount of money to reserve a ballroom without like saying anything to me, don't you think that's like crazy behavior? I don't know if it's crazy. I would say it's different, for sure. Have you ever... Maybe you're the type of guy who needs to be pushed into doing things sometimes, and then you'll look back. Did she tell you to call me? I mean, your number is listed on the contact sheet, and I'm just trying to do my job. So honestly, I don't appreciate you being so difficult pushing back all over just a little ceremony. I pushed back on it because I don't have a wedding. Fair, but you do. No. September 12th. It sounds like you're on her side. Do you not feel like this is crazy? Yeah, I mean, it's a little unusual, but one time we had an event where two coma patients got married, so neither of them knew it was happening. Yours sounds normal compared to that. Yes, but this is still bad. This does not make sense that she would just do this behind my back. Isn't love funny that way? What? You email a radio show, ask them to prank your boyfriend into thinking you booked a wedding without him. What? Love is beautiful, isn't it, Erin? Oh, my God. So are prank calls. God! I'm sorry. I really was kidding. I know, dude. It's okay. Take a breath. This is all a joke. Thank God. Tracy emailed us and she said that she wanted us to prank you because you were just starting to talk about the idea of marriage down the road. She thought this might freak you out. I was like, there's no way she would like try to get married in a couple of months. Yeah, but the venue is perfect. So again, what day do you think would be good for you to come in and do that walkthrough? Maybe this Saturday? I'm so sorry. I have PTSD already from this. Broken Jeffrey's Phone Taps on the 20s.
