We have these R talks, with and without the MC. Assume -- simply for sake of argument - that I agree and understand and have GALd and gone dark and the only thing standing between me and adding a "D" to my signature is the paperwork.
It happens to be the case that, in the REAL WORLD -- and not in W's Divorce Fantasy World where we're great pals and great parents and great friends and have great and enriching lives -- but in the REAL WORLD, where the economy is tanking and unemployment is on the rise, and either one of us could face serious financial struggles just around the corner, W couldn't possibly pick a worse possible time to do this.
Would it be reasonable to bring that up? Is there any way I could point that out -- simply as a fact -- and not have it be "self-serving?"
