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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm thinking that if I am speaking to a college student, then I am speaking to an adult who can drink, vote, buy a gun, serve in the military, drive, [b]serve as a nurse[/b], become a lifeguard, fly a plane, get a tattoo, go parachuting, hire an attorney, operate a forklift, buy marijuana, sign over power of attorney, become an organ donor, participate in an orgy, and take a knee during the National Anthem.

In other words, if I want to make a phone call to another adult, I will, and it has nothing to do with you.

Whether they accept my offer is between me and them.[/quote]

? What does "serve as a nurse" mean?  A college student can't work as a nurse.  Nor can a college student work as an accountant, middle school science teacher, spokesperson for the DoD, civil engineer, etc. [/quote]
Not a *registered nurse*, but college students can definitely work as CNAs. My daughter has been doing at a hospital it since late May. Same with many of her friends.[/quote]

Cna is not a nurse... They free up nurses from menial jobs like changing bedpans to do actual nursing.[/quote]

CNA=certified nursing assistant;  Yes a college student can get certified and work as a CNA.  The job is currently starting at $33.00 per hour in COVID times not a bad rate of pay for a young person.[/quote]

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