IKEA isn't just a great store where you can buy cheap, ready-to-assemble furniture with the help of incomprehensible instruction manuals. It's also the ultimate test of any young relationship. Many a loving couple has been shred to pieces by the "What color couch should we get?" "Do we really need such fancy salt and pepper shakers?" and "That table is way to big for our tiny kitchen," arguments of lore. Sometimes, the fights can even become metaphors for problems in the relationship. "What are you really trying to say with that hostile shade of green, Jared? And why do you want a new rug? What's wrong with the old one? Is that the kind of guy you are? Someone who just trades in a loyal rug for something shiny and new just because it's not PERFECT?"Well, thankfully, comedian Jeff Wysaski has set up a "Relationship-Saving Station" for the good of humanity, though unfortunately at the moment it's only in his local IKEA in Burbank, California. It's got everything you need, including a tiny horse to yell at ...A blow up photo of a puppy in a cup...Stupid milk hats that make it very difficult to argue ...Bubble bulles that will remind you of a simpler, more pure time ...And a jar in which you can scribble down your complaints and use the power of Queen Elsa to let it go.We can only hope that one day IKEA will take a page out of Wysaski's prank book and make these stations a reality.