With the pressure of the question, your co-pilot may have a few different reactions.
1. "Does he expect me to make the decision for him? I don't want that responsibility. What if I make the wrong choice." So he says nothing.
2. "I have not been paying attention! I can't make that decision!" So he pleads the fifth.
3. "I think you should stay/take the exit." The co-pilot has been paying attention and has an educated opinion.
This situation could lead to nothing; your decision worked out and you never thought of the conversation again. However, if you followed the suggestion of your co-pilot and got negative results, then it's likely you will never forget this decision.
The point of this exercise is ownership. Ultimately, as dads, we need to take ownership of our decisions regardless of the positive or negative outcomes. This is called accountability, and at the end of the day we are responsible to our families.
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