@HonnyBrown: Yes. Why does he not understand, learn, or remember that what he is doing is inappropriate? Elsewhere, I posted that it might be time to speak to his health provider about testing for him. If he has a medical condition, we should know. If he is just descending into a life of crime, we should know that. If he is so pressured by scammers to do this, he is the victim of financial crime. And as such, he might be too vulnerable. We need to be able to stop him and help him if he needs that.
Meanwhile, something is wrong with our heater and it feels like arctic blast in here. Brrr!
I would not be surprised if no one is available today to fix it. But we requested an assist anyway.
Hope everyone is safe and enjoying the day. I am enjoying holiday music, prepping ingredients for upcoming dishes, and getting ready to send a message to hubby's health provider. It is a strange but important Christmas gift to inquire about testing or other options for hubby, who might be struggling.
Bach is not noise, Madam. (Robert, in Two's Company)