Hi Toni and Ryan! I just got ENGAGED!  And I'm so grateful for all the Toni bridal content because it helped me feel more at ease about planning my wedding!

My wife donated stem cells after being on the list for a long time and she happened to finally be a match for someone in need. That person is alive and doing well!

Such wonderful experience and it definitely is a process

Toni laughing like a screaming kettle 😂

I slept through Hurricane Sandy (United States 2012) and woke up and asked if it was raining.

Straight up thought my kettle was boiling when Toni was laughing at the in Kentucky KFC is just called fried chicken bit🤣

Aww, TONI! You said sorry when you got choked up talking about what your mom went through. Don’t apologize, we love you, Toni ❤🥺 33:07

I literally slept through an entire tree falling on my apartment building; directly over me in my bedroom.

In high-school the police did a full drug raid of my neighbors house. I'm talking full riot squad and the works. I slept through the whole thing, them Shouting over the mega phone for them to come out of the house, them busting through the door with a bartering ram, them sending in the K9s and the guy screaming as they dragged him out of the house to arrest him. My bedroom window was facing the street where all this was going down and my bed was right against that window. I'm normally a light sleeper, no idea how I slept through a whole ass CSI situation going on less than 20 feet from my front door. If the house wasn't blocked off as a crime scene the next day I would've thought my mom was lying to me about the whole thing🤣

13:10 or maybe the bride does know but they decide to exclude that part from the love story they're telling their friends and family 😂😂😂😂 like...why WOULD they include that in the story, regardless?! 🤣🤣🤣

Fuck, i thought my kettle was boiled Toni.

i used to fall out of bed at least once a week without so much as twitching my eyelids. waking up on the floor was a routine experience there for a bit lol

When I was a kid, my bedroom was less than 2 meters from the road. I slept through a firetruck screaming past the house at around 2am.  

A couple of years ago, the barn at the farm across the road burned down. Multiple fire companies responded. I slept through it.

I’m a California girl, and I love Knott’s Berry Farm! It’s the Snoopy theme park!

When I was 9, I got a bunk bed for my room. As my dad was assembling it, I told him I didn’t need the rail up top because “cribs are for babies”. The 53 year old man, in all his wisdom, listened to the 9 year old.

I went to bed on the top bunk and woke up on the bottom. My dad said he found me on the floor, sound asleep.

And he never installed that rail 🤣

My son donated with NMDP.  They make the donors feel like rock stars!  Such an amazing experience.  Especially because I lost my mom to leukemia.

Knotts is the reason we have boysenberries, if you haven't had a boysenberry you are missing out

I was eight years old when it happened. In the middle of the night, someone dumped a stolen car in the empty section right next to our house and torched it. The heat got so intense that the windows shattered and exploded into the dark, followed shortly by the blare of sirens and red lights as the fire trucks rushed in to put out the blaze.

​I slept through every single second of it.

​When I woke up the next morning, I looked out the window and was stunned to see the charred, blackened frame of a burnt-out car sitting in the vacant lot. Completely bewildered, I had to ask my mum what had happened—she, on the other hand, had been woke by the noise

I was on the bone marrow/stem cell donor list for an international organisation until I got diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Can confirm, getting on is just swabbing your cheeks for a few moments. It was in 2015, where they explained it's no longer the case that they put you under and shove a large gauge needle into your bone. You take medication for about a week to get the cells into your blood stream (perfectly safe, though you might feel a bit flu-y while it's happening), and then you're brought in, you donate blood, they filter it and give you back the blood-parts they didn't need. It takes longer than just donating the usual 400 ml, but the only real added difficulty is taking a tablet every day for the week leading up to it.

Lived in So Cal and had passes to Knott's Berry Farm, the was one summer I went every day. It was a lot of fun! Knott's Scary Farm is a bunch of really cool practical vfx walkthroughs/mazes based on different horror themes. The employees are all dressed up, there are performers on stilts and the sliders that spark. I don't know if they still have it, but there was a show called 'The Hanging' that was themed around current events of the year. Many rides are also open, like the log ride that is converted into a horror themed saw mill.

ETA: If that Earthquake was in 1994, that was the big earthquake that happened right after my older brother was born, as in the nurses literally just transferred him from my mom to the crib for his first night, she was mad they wouldn't let her get up and grab him during it.

I managed to sleep through a police raid on the halfway house next door where they had to bash in the outward opening steel reinforced door.

Whole street heard it at 5am going by how my mate down the road was woken up by it, I found out when my Dad told me when I walked past it to go to school and saw the missing door.