That weirds me out. That's like breaking up with a girl at her parent's house or something. I didn't remember that was the case with Turner, but that's pretty classic RG and RT, for better or worse. Both mentors of Whitman, I get it.
But like, it's not 2004 anymore. A little goodbye get-together with Loren Tate and Mark Tupper is not what these things are in the modern age.
Plus Groce obviously thinks he should stay, not that Turner didn't necessarily, but the level of finality in that situation was different.
I don't like this idea.