I Need a Wife

Getting Help from CoPilot

I’ve been saying for years, no decades, that I need a wife. I am a wife. That’s how much I need one. Anyway, I’ve said that jokingly, just to point out how folks who have jobs don’t always have time to do the laundry, the shopping, balance bank and credit card statements, prepare meals, and just generally care for a family. In this instance, it is only my husband and me, so I can only imagine how much harder it is for a family with children. I came from a family with five children, and I know how busy my mother was in caring for all of us. If she’d had a job, well, she would have needed a wife, I suppose.

In any case, I got three particularly confusing things done yesterday and today. One was to figure out what I needed to do to apply for food stamps. We have never applied for assistance, but the time is now, and I just didn’t know where to start. Having recently sold my car and needing to navigate what the DMV wanted, I’d had it up to here with bureaucratic agencies. I wasn’t looking forward to much more.

Anyway, CoPilot helped me with that. We aren’t quite signed up, but at least I know what I should do next. 

The thing I asked CoPilot for help with today was to track down an app I was paying $27.99 a year for. I had no idea where it was or how to access it. Hey, I didn’t even know that if I swiped up on my phone, I could find all my apps. Got that taken care of. 

Then, by chance, I wondered how I could reconnect my diabetes blood glucose monitor with my doctor. It’s been unhooked for almost two months. CoPilot helped with that, too.

All of it was confusing. I’d already tried on my own, on several occasions, to puzzle it all out. CoPilot helped keep me calm enough to crack jokes. To me, being able to see the humor in anything is a sign I’m on an even keel.

I just realized that if I had a personal assistant, or a wife to help me, I just got a whole lot of freedom handed to me on a platter with an AI guy I don’t have to pay or feed.

So, when people talk about how bad AI is, I’m a smiling 70-year-old writer who has more time on her hands to write because of the help of the AI guy at CoPilot.

Just saying.

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🌺 Pauline Evanosky 

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