Possibly he got all the things that he considered important during their marriage — all the things that he spent time with. I often find that men gripe about their ex-wives ‘taking them to the cleaners’ but what that actually means is the ex-wives, who have primary custody of the kids, got the house and larger car so the kids’ lives will be less disrupted and the complaining fathers got their bachelor pad with no parental obligations other than occasional visits from the kids [usually at the father’s convenience]. The complaining dads essentially get the life they craved before — no real parental involvement other than taking the kids to activities they themselves enjoy; no hassle if they stop off for a drink after work and miss dinner; no need to do any planning or coordination before taking off on a trip with ‘the guys.’
Wonder if his faulty pre-nup was in not doing a really good evaluation of their two personalities and the possibilities for they would end up in just this situation
I used to work at a hardware store in a wealthy suburb. We would get the ex-wives coming in and asking us to show them how to do simple home repairs. They got the house, but had no practical skills and soon found that it cost them $100 min to have a handyman show up to change a toilet flapper. When you pay $5,000 for a handbag, you must make sacrifices somewhere.
I find myself wondering if Wiley has a standard city-sidewalk template that he just plops down on the drawing board before starting to fill in the characters.
Ratkin Premium Member 10 months ago
You need a better lawyer.
salakfarm Premium Member 10 months ago
At least he got the dish antenna, a TV, and a recliner out of it. I’ve seen worse.
Ubintold 10 months ago
Handling retirement quite well.
keenanthelibrarian 10 months ago
She got the car and the kids, he got the house ..
Godfreydaniel 10 months ago
Meanwhile your ex is living in luxury (a few blocks from adequacy, but oh how those blocks matter!)
SHIVA 10 months ago
And she’s latched on to half his retirement benefits!!!!
eromlig 10 months ago
She got the bigger box.
hubbard3188 10 months ago
Actually, that looks pretty comfortable.
PraiseofFolly 10 months ago
Cool! An empty refrigerator box. As kids, we loved those things.
einarbt 10 months ago
Well that sucks.
LawrenceS 10 months ago
Jerry Reed, She Got the Goldmine, I Got the Shaft.
freewaydog 10 months ago
Hell at least he has the chair & tv!
Enter.Name.Here 10 months ago
Hey, he’s got a box and a whole alley to himself. Better off than some. Wonder when he gets power from though. ;-)
Count Olaf Premium Member 10 months ago
There… at the base of the lamppost… is that R2-D2 about too get lucky with the charcoal grill in the alley?
dot-the-I 10 months ago
Another comic: Satan saying to the poor soul, “Your wife’s lawyer was d*** good – it’s ironclad even down here.”
Dobby53 Premium Member 10 months ago
Looks like a R2 unit is hitting the bottle (at the lamp post). Staff reductions at Rebel HQ?
Funniguy 10 months ago
She had a balloon that even NORAD missed.
dflak 10 months ago
Prenup what you do when you get married with the intention of getting divorced. Why bother? Just give her the money up front.
Linguist 10 months ago
He did well. I crawled away from one divorce with less than that!
Doug K 10 months ago
It all fell apart (turned topsy-turvy) when he didn’t heed the directions on the box.
GreenT267 10 months ago
Possibly he got all the things that he considered important during their marriage — all the things that he spent time with. I often find that men gripe about their ex-wives ‘taking them to the cleaners’ but what that actually means is the ex-wives, who have primary custody of the kids, got the house and larger car so the kids’ lives will be less disrupted and the complaining fathers got their bachelor pad with no parental obligations other than occasional visits from the kids [usually at the father’s convenience]. The complaining dads essentially get the life they craved before — no real parental involvement other than taking the kids to activities they themselves enjoy; no hassle if they stop off for a drink after work and miss dinner; no need to do any planning or coordination before taking off on a trip with ‘the guys.’
sandpiper 10 months ago
Wonder if his faulty pre-nup was in not doing a really good evaluation of their two personalities and the possibilities for they would end up in just this situation
Bruce1253 10 months ago
I used to work at a hardware store in a wealthy suburb. We would get the ex-wives coming in and asking us to show them how to do simple home repairs. They got the house, but had no practical skills and soon found that it cost them $100 min to have a handyman show up to change a toilet flapper. When you pay $5,000 for a handbag, you must make sacrifices somewhere.
bagholder5150 10 months ago
Is that a garbage can or is R2D2 just happy to see me ?
ladykat 10 months ago
Stuff happens.
bhscolleen 10 months ago
Just spoke with a lawyer last month while my husband consults “Perry Mason”. Happy trails!
Richard S Russell Premium Member 10 months ago
I find myself wondering if Wiley has a standard city-sidewalk template that he just plops down on the drawing board before starting to fill in the characters.
b.john71 10 months ago
Congrts cmerb you wound up a bunch of trolls, ruined their day!
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] 10 months ago
That’s what happens when you live in California
Feathered Premium Member 10 months ago
Seems like she protected her assets in the prenup. He left with what he had in the beginning – a recliner and laptop.
unfair.de 10 months ago
The lawyer is rich now.
Bilan 10 months ago
The “intelligence-gathering failure” was that he didn’t know her lawyer was better than his.
eddi-TBH 10 months ago
Signing it was the failure.
wildlandwaters 10 months ago
He’s got The Dish!?! I can’t even afford that!!
dimndno 10 months ago
Did you hear about the “Divorced Barbie”? She comes with all of Ken’s stuff!
bakana 10 months ago
He didn’t realize she had a Divorce Shark on retainer Before they got married.