Han – of Han and Joel fame – takes us through what it’s like for a woman going wedding dress shopping.

Joel Burdall is back and he’s consumed with guilt about how work, life and everything is getting in the way of helping with the wedding preparations.

Joel gives his cynical opinion on those who fall in love at first glance, like the wonderfully romantic tale of Nick Bond and his Vegas proposal.

Joel has decided to get his love for Han commemorated in an epic poem as a bit of a cheat for his groom’s speech and amazingly it doesn’t begin, “There once was a man from Nantucket…”

Joel Burdall opens his political heart and allows us to see how the leaders could grab this one swing voter. Essentially, the answer is by giving him money and having an attractive wife.