wth...(RANT)

The engagement party. The way she acted was so ridiculous. She acted like a child not getting her way. Even if she was that upset, she could've told Lil how she felt in private or something. But no, just destroy everything and ruin you "best friend's" engagement party. It just wasn't funny.

She did act like a child and could have told Helen in private but then the movie would have pretty boring. I personally thought it was a hilarious scene, and yes although Annie was childish, Helen was blatantly trying to get one up on her

The jewelry store scene. I know a lot of people found this part hilarious, but the girl was right. She started the whole thing. She deserved to get fired and I didn't even feel bad for her at her "worst moments."

Again, another hilarious scene, if you don't find it funny that's fine, we are all different, but the teenage girl was a little bitch. Yes, Annie did start it with saying " Are you sure that you want it to say forever?" Which she probably shouldn't have said, but the teenage brat said "You're weird" first.

Annie was very immature but I thought Kristin Wiig was hysterical in this, I actually thought she was the funniest in Knocked Up even though she only had a tiny role, I didn't even know who she was then but she stood out.

"What you don't like rice? Tell me Michael, how can a billion Chinese people be wrong?"

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Annie was supposed to have a lot of problems, that's why she did not act normal.

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LOL I was go glad Annie threw that fit, because I would be having a mental breakdown if I were her. Honestly, once Helen started taking over I would've gotten pissed and said I wasn't going to the wedding...I wouldn't have made it that far. It sucks balls to "lose" your best friend, and have the feeling that they're moving on and leaving you behind. Congrats on never having this happen to you.
And yes, that girl was acting like a ****, the sketch was to play on what everyone who worked in retail probably felt at one point.

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2) The jewelry store scene. I know a lot of people found this part hilarious, but the girl was right. She started the whole thing. She deserved to get fired and I didn't even feel bad for her at her "worst moments."

You've clearly never worked retail. Dealing with the human public on a regular basis is like waddling through a herd of foot-and-mouth-diseased cattle without wearing pants while trying to sell them *beep* they don't need and aren't looking for as they barf and shlt all over you. Every good boss understands when a breakdown occurs it's usually the customers' fault and that this kind of job gets to everyone, eventually.

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