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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - yeah, I definitely am NOT looking for some 28 year old with a MA [b]who can drive my giant SUV (which I don't have).[/b] I only want a few days because I have a pretty flexible work schedule, working from home many days of the week, but I do need to go in at least once per week and sometimes more. My kid is old enough to just come home and do homework and chill before we go off to several activities later in the evening. I feel like this could definitely work for a HS student. I don't really need them to be able to drive, but that is sort of a "nice to have". I just don't get it, having a routine HS job is like another "activity" said high schooler can put on their college application while making some cash.  [/quote]

Lol, no I meant the parents expect the part time sitter to have the huge new SUV/minivan...like the sitter can afford an $80k car on the $250/week they want to pay her.[/quote]

I see this all the time. Or they want the sitter to live within 10-15 minutes of them in Kalorama, McLean, or Bethesda....on 3 hours of work per day where a studio is $2200.[/quote]

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