George Kamel

So there's two there's two realities here.

I don't think I need to say this to you.

I think you've thought of this, but it's worth saying out loud for the call.

We're very around here.

We're very much self-starters.

Autonomy is good.

Be in charge of your own life, that sort of thing.

And so for that reason, I don't think that you have a moral obligation to take care of this person.

So hear me say that.

However, the two things that you're holding in your hand are

I have my life going over here.

I have money that I want to spend on my life and my family, what have you.

And then you have this guy over here who the truth is he's not gonna work.

He's 84 years old.

He's not going to bring in any income.

And so what you're balancing is his quality of life and how that is affecting your quality of life.

And this is not a selfish statement, but it is kind of like a mental calorie soul tax statement, which is, is it going to drain you more

To know he's over here.

He needs hearing aids.

He doesn't have them.