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[quote=Anonymous]I am a father of five sons who are in their early 40s and late 30s.  All of them attended Ivy League schools, and were successful financially.  I am very close to them, so they tell me everything about things that go on in their personal lives.  I am more of a friend to them than a father.  Let's just call me Michael, Robert, Matthew, Brandon, and Nathan.  Here we go:

- Michael is a lawyer and so is his spouse.  They met in law school, and they have an HHI of around 2.5M/yr; however, they are always busy and rarely have time for their kids.  They always eat out, and Michael the last time his wife cooked a meal at home.  They are headed for divorce soon,

- Robert is a surgeon, his wife is also a doctor, and they met in medical school.  They have a 1.2M/yr HHI, but they are not very happy with each other.  They are headed for a divorce,

- Matthew is in the tech sector.  He met his wife during a backpack trip, and she studied education in college.  His wife stays at home because Matthew has a salary of 1.3M/yr as a tech executive.  His wife takes care of everything at home.  Every day when he gets home, dinner is ready and waiting for him.  They are very happy with each other,

- Brandon is a doctor, and he has recently been married to another doctor.  He still did it after Michael and Robert told him about the pitfalls.  The jury is still out on them,

- Nathan is a lawyer, and he is married to an accountant.  She stops working after they get married, and she takes very good care of Nathan.

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