Listener (Aaron)

Beyond that, if Mimi ends up finding out, then I just think you have to deal with it then. And if that ever happens, maybe you say, look, I knew this day might come. I've been tied up in knots about it. I know you're probably really angry, really hurt. I totally understand. I thought about this a lot. I have my reasons for not telling you myself.

Beyond that, if Mimi ends up finding out, then I just think you have to deal with it then. And if that ever happens, maybe you say, look, I knew this day might come. I've been tied up in knots about it. I know you're probably really angry, really hurt. I totally understand. I thought about this a lot. I have my reasons for not telling you myself.

Beyond that, if Mimi ends up finding out, then I just think you have to deal with it then. And if that ever happens, maybe you say, look, I knew this day might come. I've been tied up in knots about it. I know you're probably really angry, really hurt. I totally understand. I thought about this a lot. I have my reasons for not telling you myself.

And if you're open to hearing them, I would like to share them with you. But when you're ready to talk, we can do that. And then you guys talk it out or you don't and you accept the outcome, whatever it is, and it's going to suck, but it'll be okay.

And if you're open to hearing them, I would like to share them with you. But when you're ready to talk, we can do that. And then you guys talk it out or you don't and you accept the outcome, whatever it is, and it's going to suck, but it'll be okay.

And if you're open to hearing them, I would like to share them with you. But when you're ready to talk, we can do that. And then you guys talk it out or you don't and you accept the outcome, whatever it is, and it's going to suck, but it'll be okay.

Hi, Jordan and Gabe. I'm a federal employee, and less than a year ago, I started a job as a power plant operator. Since this administration came in, they've been slashing jobs left and right. It's now a possibility that I'm on the chopping block as well, even as a critical component of our power grid.

Hi, Jordan and Gabe. I'm a federal employee, and less than a year ago, I started a job as a power plant operator. Since this administration came in, they've been slashing jobs left and right. It's now a possibility that I'm on the chopping block as well, even as a critical component of our power grid.

Hi, Jordan and Gabe. I'm a federal employee, and less than a year ago, I started a job as a power plant operator. Since this administration came in, they've been slashing jobs left and right. It's now a possibility that I'm on the chopping block as well, even as a critical component of our power grid.

Which sucks, because federal power plants are the most sought-after jobs in this industry, and my military service time counts toward retirement there. My agency has offered me a resignation package that would continue to pay my salary until September of this year. They would also allow me to work a new job at the same time.

Which sucks, because federal power plants are the most sought-after jobs in this industry, and my military service time counts toward retirement there. My agency has offered me a resignation package that would continue to pay my salary until September of this year. They would also allow me to work a new job at the same time.

Which sucks, because federal power plants are the most sought-after jobs in this industry, and my military service time counts toward retirement there. My agency has offered me a resignation package that would continue to pay my salary until September of this year. They would also allow me to work a new job at the same time.

Meanwhile, a power plant in New York City has expressed interest in me and is just waiting to see if I take this fork in the road. If I take this resignation package, I'll have to sell my home and move my wife and myself across the country. If I don't take it, there's a chance that I would be let go anyway. Are there any legal options or implications I should be considering here?

Meanwhile, a power plant in New York City has expressed interest in me and is just waiting to see if I take this fork in the road. If I take this resignation package, I'll have to sell my home and move my wife and myself across the country. If I don't take it, there's a chance that I would be let go anyway. Are there any legal options or implications I should be considering here?

Meanwhile, a power plant in New York City has expressed interest in me and is just waiting to see if I take this fork in the road. If I take this resignation package, I'll have to sell my home and move my wife and myself across the country. If I don't take it, there's a chance that I would be let go anyway. Are there any legal options or implications I should be considering here?

What would you do? Hedge your bets, move and collect double paychecks for six months, or stick around and take your chances as a federal employee? Signed, a doge dodging dude deciding what to do when I haven't got a clue which move is the most shrewd.

What would you do? Hedge your bets, move and collect double paychecks for six months, or stick around and take your chances as a federal employee? Signed, a doge dodging dude deciding what to do when I haven't got a clue which move is the most shrewd.

What would you do? Hedge your bets, move and collect double paychecks for six months, or stick around and take your chances as a federal employee? Signed, a doge dodging dude deciding what to do when I haven't got a clue which move is the most shrewd.

Also, and this probably doesn't apply to you, but for any other listeners who are federal employees and might be close to retirement, accepting a resignation package might be worth it if you're on the way out anyway. But look, all the doge stuff aside, the legal stuff aside, you're facing the question that so many people at a crossroads face, which is, do I take road A or do I take road B?

Also, and this probably doesn't apply to you, but for any other listeners who are federal employees and might be close to retirement, accepting a resignation package might be worth it if you're on the way out anyway. But look, all the doge stuff aside, the legal stuff aside, you're facing the question that so many people at a crossroads face, which is, do I take road A or do I take road B?