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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My co-worker's daughter graduated high school recently and my co-worker forced her daughter complete a vocational cosmetology school program which she is still in the process of. I think it wraps up within a couple months. She has told us at work how her daughter did not really want to complete the cosmetology program. On the first day she started, she called her mom crying (my co-worker's desk is next to mine) begging to not have to go back. Apparently the school is really run down and she hated it from day one. The daughter has scoliosis and BDD and has no real interest in doing hair. The daughter really wants to attend college, but they are going to get her an apartment for 7 months and pay the rent for 7 months then she will be responsible for all of her own bills. She will be expected to pay for all of her own groceries, other household bills besides rent etc during that 7 months. She will be work as a hair stylist assistant.

Is it just me or is this plan crazy? It takes a long time to build a clientele as a hair stylist. I don't think she is going to suddenly love doing it either when she has hated it from day 1. [/quote]

It doesn't affect you. Why are you so invested in these details? Super weird.[/quote]

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