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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a good impression of that kid who is brae enough to do that.[/quote] Same. And tell your kids to mind their business about who’s cleaning the house. Maybe she could do the downstairs and your kids could take of their own rooms and bathroom. Or you could refer her to more open minded people. Why would the girl be ashamed of an after school job? No different that half the jobs teens do. [/quote] +1000 I cannot believe some of you. $20 says you have the laziest kids in that street. [/quote] Op here. Well, that was my point of view that we could let her clean our home or a portion thereof. However, DH feels it would be a terrible experience should she go onto tell rumors or lies about the state of our home or about our family to other students with our student being new, coming in as a freshman. I would have no qualms about it other than the insurance aspect raised above. Though I am not naive to how people alter truths if they for whatever reason are left unhappy or displeased with someone else or simply people who spread rumors for fun or harassment. [/quote]
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