Bride-to-be Does House Chores And Tries On A Celebrity Gown

The transcript describes a modern take on the Cinderella story, where traditional elements are replaced with contemporary ones. The narrative follows May, who is getting married in a grand style, akin to a 'Super Cinderella' wedding. The highlight is the wedding gown, which is the same as the one worn by Ginger Rogers in a famous film, costing $4000.

How does the text compare the traditional Cinderella story to the modern version?

What does the mention of a 'hole in the front yard' suggest about the setting?