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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m wondering how many PP have a spouse who works considerably more than 40 hours a week? If so (and they are really in need of 8 hours of sleep a night to not be horrible to be around, does that change your answer? He’s mostly working and asking how high whenever anyone senior says jump. I strongly suspect he could get away with less but obviously suggestions to that effect have not been well taken. He is also unwilling to apply for other jobs where things would be significantly better (because he will not do anything that could be seen as a step down in prestige). So he always says he’s busy and maybe he is. However he will find time to waste on some random house project that was bothering only him if he wants to. [/quote]

I mean, I’m the woman whose kid doesn’t sleep through the night that also outsources a ton and your husband is full of it. I have managed to work more than 40 hours a week and navigate to the C-suite while attending boatloads of appointments, making boatloads of phone calls, etc. Of course, I have outsourced and I actually have a husband that does a lot. But the idea that I never did anything before 7pm on a weeknight is some nonsense. Assuming this man isn’t working on his feet customer service, he has time in his day to make a call, etc.

So knowing that he is full of it, I will once again say “you need to hire a wife.” And longer term, you need to decide if this sucky guy is worth the trouble.[/quote]

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