Jade Walshaw

Because you're not being treated with respect.

The first question you asked is, I don't know if I'm being financially abused.

The answer is yes.

Help me figure that out.

Yeah, and hear us, Kelsey.

We're on your side.

We're trying to be on your side because we agree that the behavior you're talking about— But you're like a dog chasing its tail, girl.

Yeah, you're worth more than that.

Yes, for now.

So what do you have?

I was going to say, what's your timeline for making that choice on whether or not you're going to step out and do your own thing versus continue to search the job market?

Okay, so how much money are you sitting on?

Yeah, you could do that.

Or my whole thing, if I were in your shoes, I would set a timeline.

If you're going to take a break, I guess that's your business.

But I would set a timeline and say, if I haven't found, if I want to look for a job, but haven't found one by XYZ date, this is what I'm going to pull the trigger on the next thing that I want to start on my own.

And in the meantime, you could start doing research on that, just so that you're using that time very, very wisely.

That's what I would do.

It sounds like you have plenty of money laying around to kind of take a little bit of time on this, but I wouldn't get reckless.

He sounded like a single guy, too.