Pick your moments, mate
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Dude, this is divorce-worthy imho. Does he have a habit of interfering with your job or financials in other ways?
Why so quick to jump to conclusions? Hubby might not have known she was on a video call, or might not have realised he'd be in the shot, or that those clients were serious, or any number of other things. Yes you might be correct, but if you're going to recommend divorce you really should have more than a few lines of text to base that on.
Sue that manchild for your lost revenue and for emotional distress for not respecting your work.
This is definitely a divorce-worthy offense. Plus a suit for interference with contract and possibly pressing criminal charges.
Must be hard
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Kick him in the balls.
Dude, this is divorce-worthy imho. Does he have a habit of interfering with your job or financials in other ways?