Ikea is Set Up For Marital Discord

Brant: I think you'll understand this. If you're married, IKEA is set up, it's designed to cause marital arguments.Sherri: Not married. So can you explain, I love Ikea.Brant: Yes. You've been, okay...Sherri: Okay, explain to me why.Brant: Well imagine going through with a really good friend, but you share a bank account. Okay. Okay. So hey.Sherri: Oh, wait a minute. Really? I get it.Brant: Right off the bat.Sherri: Well, right... Yes.Brant: Okay, so there's that expectation issue. We only we're going to spend $300 and that's it, or whatever. Right? Because there's this linear progression. Now you got these yellow arrows pointing you, go here, go there. We have to walk past all this stuff together. At whose pace?Sherri: Oh good. Yeah.Brant: Okay. So again,Sherri: I see it.Brant: You're at on a good mood to start with. You're both excited about being there and then they take you through that thing. And then if there's any relationship left by the time you get to the bottom, it's a free for all for kitchen stuff, where spatula is and everything. And it's just, now we've lost, where are you? Don't know where you went. Why aren't you with me? You're not over there.Sherri: And it's a warehouse.Brant: And wrap it up with some Swedish cookies that we don't need, and then wait in line for a long time to sort it out.Sherri: I promise you, I have never seen IKEA in this light.Brant: Oh yeah, it is. Sherri: It's interesting. Brant: It is a box of discord. That's what, it's a giant box of discord, Swedish style with an Allen wrench.