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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Take-out?  Cereal?  I guess I don’t understand the restrictions.  They can’t boil water for pasta because they can’t use a pot?[/quote]

No because they are averse to pot washing.  I know, ridiculous sloths.  Lol[/quote]

Everyone will think this is disgusting but I have one pot I use for pasta and don't wash it in between uses. Same with the strainer. I just put the strainer in the pot and the pot on the back burner. I probably wash it maybe every 3 or 4 months. I've done this for over 20 years with no problem. [/quote]

Me too.  I don’t know why one would wash it!  
I would go on strike but my family would happily just eat cereal and frozen food for the rest of their lives.  They would all end up cranky, comstipated and pre-diabetic.  It may be that’s how they end up once they leave my house but I can’t live with them that way.  I do think some teens are sloth-ish but if they grow accustomed  to a certain lifestyle (clean clothes, homemade food), they will try to repliacate that once they are adults even if they have to learn new skills.  I know lots of people that were like that.  My husband grew up eating crap because his mother refused to cook and his father was totally clueless … he would eat Doritos and boxed Mac and cheese every day if it was up to him.
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