<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Going to tell FWB (of a little over a month) I want more this week. Trying to decide the right time to do it.

He's waiting on a summer job news. He had to submit a ridiculously long/elaborate application for the job and has been through three different interviews to get to this final point. It's a summer job that could launch him into his dream career. If he gets the job he wants he is going to be elated and if he doesn't he is going to be pretty frustrated and sad (and feel like his efforts were for naught). While he's been waiting, his mind has been occupied and he's ultra distracted.

Cannot decide if it's better to talk to him before he hears the news to try and DTR while he doesn't have polarizing news (good or bad). The downside is that he will be anxious/distracted his mind won't be clear enough to talk about it. He isn't great at compartmentalizing.

If I tell him after the good news, then he'll likely be more receptive. Probably the best case scenario...but obviously cannot guarantee he'll get the job if I wait to DTR. One less likely scenario is that he could be so consumed with his job starting soon he won't care to DTR.

If he hears after getting bad news he'll likely be unhappy and not want to talk about moving forward with me.

It feels like a gamble either way. But what do people think? Act now and see if he can talk about it? Or wait and hope he gets good news? If I act now, should I tell him I'm worried his waiting to hear news may be distracting him—just to make sure he realizes?
<bot>: having at DTR with FWB (of about a month) this week (I'm looking for more, need to see where he's at) and need to know when to have the talk.