How does Tony REALLY feel about quitting work?

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What WILL Christine say about this?

Strolling in Kensington Mews before we escaped the rat race

Without telling Christine, I snuck up to my man cave and made a monolgue episode of our RnR (refinement NOT retirement) podcast in which I explained how I'm REALLY feeling about quitting work.  

I asked Christine if she'd be willing to listen to it on her own and then immediately come back live on air to give her reaction to my thoughts.

Christine WAS willing, and here's the episode where she gives her reaction.

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