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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So many type A parents in DC. No one can predict with any certainty. Just roll with it. Why is that so hard?[/quote] Do you have a job and need to be able to plan your availability and hours in order to keep it? I don't think its type A to need to remain employed, which partly depends on a structured workday even for people lucky enough to work from home. For people doing retail and service jobs, not being able to plan ahead is a disaster. I don't think you have any sense of what most people are dealing with here. [/quote] +1 Easy to "roll with it" if you're a SAHM. But even if I'm working from home, I still need to be able to plan my workdays in advance -- schedule meetings, be able to focus, etc. And if I have to go into work, I need childcare, because I can't just take a week of leave every time my kid has to quarantine or whatever. How easy do you think it is to find a reliable babysitter on very short notice who can watch your kids during the day, all day, for a week? This is hard for working parents; if you don't need the job or the money, good for you, but most people do. [/quote]
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