Ken Coleman

It's a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful.

That's a good word.

I like that.

I do like that.

All right, let's go to Christine, who joins us in Orlando, Florida.

Christine, how can we help?

This is tough because of what you just said there.

Yeah, that's different.

And it feels like you've got to get a little bit more plugged in on this, right?

Like I think you have to get hands-on and find out to the best of your ability what is going on with him.

In other words, if he's just a slacker, for lack of a better word, my response is different.

If there's some legitimate – I've got to be careful how I say this.

Like if there's some legitimate medical diagnosis that –

put him in a position where he literally cannot take care of himself, that's a wholly different conversation.

And it doesn't sound like you know.

Well, I'm going to go back to what I said a minute ago.

I don't know that I can give great advice because I don't know much at all about what's going on because you don't know.

So I think you've been detached.

So I do think that this is the right time for you to dig in.

And become completely aware of what's going on.