Question

A bride fell 6 times on her wedding day…
 
Her parents and siblings got alarmed,
and the day after the wedding they took her to a woman who charges money 💸
in exchange for removing the evil eye.
 
It apparently worked, and since then the bride, now a married woman, no longer falls.
They recommend paying money 💸 to a woman who removes the evil eye
(she melts lead into water and then the evil eye comes out…)
 
I think it’s a waste of money,
and that the woman, the former bride, simply needs to keep wearing healthy, comfortable sneakers and not high heels that end in a needle point…
In my opinion, that’s why she kept falling again and again on the wedding day, and why she stopped falling once she switched to normal shoes.
 
Who is right?