Netflix's New Show "Marriage Or Mortgage" Honestly Seems A Little Depressing
This will really appeal to your sense of millennial dread.
Netflix just released the trailer for the new show Marriage or Mortgage, and honestly, it's a little depressing.
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The show follows young couples who must choose between the wedding of their dreams and buying their first home...because apparently we can't have both.
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Or, if you're like me, you're not sure how you're going to afford either.
The future spouses are introduced to wedding planner Sarah Miller and real estate agent Nichole Holmes, who hope to help them make one of their dreams come true (but not both).

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"The best part of being a wedding planner is being able to create these huge moments for my couples," Sarah says in the trailer.
Nichole adds, "Owning a house is the all-American dream. I'm a real estate agent; I can make that dream come true."
In a cross between Selling Sunset and Say I Do, viewers will watch as Sarah and Nichole compete for the couple's business, showcasing all the possible ways to spend their life savings.
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While the whole concept makes me a little uneasy (probably because it hits too close to home), it appears that I'm not alone, judging by the comments on YouTube:

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Meanwhile, a lot of people think the obvious choice is the mortgage:

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And others are just concerned about the relationship status of the couples from this show:

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Personally, I'd love to watch a show where a team works with your budget to have a lovely wedding and manage a down payment. You know, something that won't add to my ongoing sense of millennial dread. Netflix, can you make that happen?
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And if you're going to make me choose? My Zillow browsing history will probably give you the answer.
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