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The husband wants to use $25,000 a year of retirement savings to pay for his son's college tuition. The wife suggests compromise and financial aid options, suggesting they should work together to offset tuition costs.
human
Babe, we need to talk about something serious. 
gpt
Sure, what's up?
human
I know that we've been saving up for our retirement, but I want to use some of that money to pay for my son's college tuition.
gpt
Oh, I see. How much are we talking about here?
human
It's quite a bit, around $25,000 a year.
gpt
That's a lot of money. Are you sure we can afford that?
human
I've crunched the numbers and I think we can make it work. Plus, our retirement savings are pretty robust.
gpt
Well, I guess we need to make a decision together. But I do want to make sure that we're not putting ourselves in a bad financial position.
human
Of course, I understand that. I just feel like it's really important for me to support my son's education.
gpt
I get it. Maybe we can compromise and put in half of the tuition cost in the coming years?
human
That's definitely an option. Maybe we can even look into some scholarships or financial aid to help offset the cost.
gpt
Yes, that's a good idea too. Let's start exploring our options and find a solution that works for everyone.
human
Agreed. Thank you for being open to this discussion.
gpt
Of course, we're a team and we need to make important decisions together.