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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your kid hit the social network jackpot. It sounds like the rich kid genuinely likes your son. The question for your son: does he enjoy hanging out with the rich kid, even if there was no money or fancy trips involved? My big concern is that your son would get distracted by partying and mess up his scholarship eligibility. Or go into credit card debt trying to "keep up" with the rich kid. Those are the conversations you need to have with your son.[/quote] The idea that you think the wealthy kid is using your kid is absolutely bananas. My biggest concern in addition to PP's good point about distraction is that this roommate may or may not be one of the spoiled kids who never had to deal with the consequences of their actions, like the kid who plead "affluenza" as a defense. And it raises so many questions about inequality and wealth. There is so much more to think about here than "my kid is a popular jock who gets lots of girls."[/quote]
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