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I tell them once, I say my piece once, and after that, that's on you.
Because when you start nagging them, it's not your job to nag them.
You told them, you led the horse to water.
Will the horse drink it?
I don't even know how the idiom goes, but you know what I'm talking about.
Or will the horse die of thirst?
Let the horse, let that money go.
Let the horse die of thirst.
You stopped short of saying let the horse die of thirst, I want to say for the record.
Did I say that or Andy said that?
I'm throwing Andy under the bus.
Is that the end of the idiom?
That is so dark.
Hey, it's Marielle Segarra, and welcome to another edition of Dear Life Kit,
where we answer your questions with help from the collective wisdom in our Life Kit archives.
Reporter Andy Tegel is here.
Hey, Andy.