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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, they sure aren't driving our cars because they are too expensive. I might get them a very safe car that is around $25k, whatever that would be. With 495, all the confusing street signs (NO TURN ON RED 2pm-5pm Mon-Sat) it's terrifying to imagine a child learning to drive in the DC area. I can afford to pay for their UBERs until they go to college but I fear UBER drivers aren't much safer than a 16 year old driver[/quote] Just say I'm rich and selfish. No reason your kids can't drive your cars. You don't want them too, which is ok. $25K is a lot of money for a car.[/quote] lol ok[/quote] You are probably the same parent demanding financial and merit aid for school for your kids.[/quote]
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