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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Listen There is no shock that parents cater to their kid's needs and have made lazy entitled kids. Why is this even an argument. Getting a license takes work that most kids do not want because for them, it is still okay to have Mommy drive you to school as a senior in high school. [/quote] Who wants to buy a car as a senior in high school? Seriously, how does a high school senior afford a used car in 2021?[/quote] Just curious how did seniors in 1970 afford a car? How about 1990? 2010? It is called a JOB, which all high school kids have, except for the very privileged. [b]It is called a savings account from birth.[/b] I am scared you even asked this question. :shock: I did the same thing my parents did. I will pay for half the car and half the repairs if needed. The teen pays for the insurance and gas. [/quote] So the parents are paying for it. Got it. Maybe step out of your bubble for a second and realize that a car isn’t the only expense most teens have that they need to pay for with money from their job. And you can check the cost of a used car in 2021–it is way more expensive than it was in 1970. [/quote] Wait, not the PP, but all of my kids have savings accounts. I have never contributed 1 cent to those accounts. Also, my junior college student got a 2007 Hyndai Elentra with 60K miles on it for $2500. It was/is in great condition. Paid in full with HIS money he has earned through the saving account I started up for him. His earning from celebrations, birthdays, gift cards I purchased from him (he wanted cash to save) and his multiple jobs he has had since he was a freshman. Most of them as a lifeguard, referee, and counselor. It is completely doable and many teens in this country do just that. [/quote]
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