The Marriage Performance Plan
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Summary
After I was laid off and became a stay-at-home mom, my husband, Kevin, implemented what he called a “Marriage Performance Plan.” I only got my living allowance if I hit all my KPIs.
Cooking three meals a day, every day of the month, got me $500. A full deep-clean of the house, four times a month, was worth $200. Laundry was piece-rate: ten cents per item for the machine, fifty cents if I hand-washed it.
He even put sex on the payroll. Ten times a month was the target. Hitting that quota got me another $500.
