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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][size=9] [/size][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Considering how GenZ is shaping out, I would reserve crowing about it.

Oh, and you are the DAD?  Who did pickups and drop offs, or took to the 430 gymnastics class twice a week?

I’m guessing you dropped them off at 830 and went to work, and coached soccer once a week. Your DW did all the pickup and afternoon activities 4x a week which is career nightmare fuel. [/quote]

I'm one of the moms that worked full time, did the sports/activities pickups, doc appointments etc.  It's not hard.[/quote]

So you had a full time job that allows you to be home picking up kids at 430?  And you advanced to a $200k+ professional career?[/quote]

DP but I'm one of these moms too. There was this amazing thing called aftercare. Pick up kids from aftercare and take them straight to practice. You sound lazy.[/quote]

So your kids were in aftercare until 5:30PM -- assuming you had a 9-5 and a short 30 minute commute, had fast food for dinner or ate dinner at bedtime?  Let me guess you drove an RV and cooked from the soccer field?

Our soccer practices start at 5pm, gymnastics was 4pm.  or you had ALL the activities on the weekends, and missed half of them because of birthday parties, games, etc.

I see none of you address our career progression, and probably had a pink collar job that let you zip out at 430 but never cracked $100k[/quote]

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