This week's question: Lawyer George Conway, husband of White House spokeswoman Kellyanne Conway, is locked in a Twitter feud with his wife's boss, whom he has called "nuts"; President Trump has in turn called George "a total loser." If Hollywood were to make a romantic comedy about George and Kellyanne's unusual home-work dynamic, what would it be called?
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