George Kamel

Is she unable to work?

Like, tell us more about that part.

You may not be able to.

You know, having stipulations or having something that you need to see in order to know that money is going to be spent responsibly, that's not mean or wrong or unfair.

It's just honestly being a financially responsible adult.

And if you've observed...

that she has not been responsible with her money, and that there is a person who is taking advantage of her, but she refuses to leave that situation where she's being taken advantage of, there's not a whole lot that you can do other than say, hey, this offer is here if ever you want it, but these are the terms of it, and we love you, but we can't let Billy Bob, who's 43, continue to take your money and therefore take our money.

And

Take it or leave it.

But everyone's healthy.

Is everybody healthy?

And how old is she?

So, yeah, going out and getting a job is not going to be the easiest thing here.

Is he getting money from somewhere?

Is somebody else providing for him that he's able to kind of do the other things he needs to do?

He's just living there?

I would agree with that.

And probably the most important thing out of this entire conversation is whatever you guys decide, you both have to feel good about it, you and your wife.

It has to be something that you feel like, yes, this is money well spent and that she feels like it's money well spent because all of this is sheer generosity.

And so for that reason, it's not something that must be done that is really yours to solve.