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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a very privileged conversation. If this is the kind of thing that families with top flight professionals with HHI of $300k+ are going through, what the hell are the nannies, housekeepers, and contractors who work for these people experiencing in their own roles as mothers, fathers, and spouses? [/quote] It's not privileged, it's introspective. While their are major material differences, I'd argue there's a better chance that the nannies and housekeepers kids will experience tons of real-life examples of tangible work and childcare and use those experiences for future employment and family formation. Will the kids of the rich be able to replicate the network of contractors required to maintain a household that their parents utilized? [/quote] Yes, the working classes are the real winners here. Pity the children of the UMC! :roll: [/quote]
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