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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don't send your over. Invite the kid  (and parent(s)) over to you, or neutral ground, twice as often. Treat your guests well, make it worth their while to commute (great food, gear for their activities, etc)

I'm sure the kid and parent know they are poor and don't love being poor.  Let them think you are a priss, but balance that against your generosity and hospitality.

Never criticize their neighborhood. They know their neighborhood better than you do.

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And drive their kid home so it’s not always the other parents doing the driving.[/quote]
That can be iffy too - driving in dangerous neighborhoods. Sorry, I wouldn't do it.

I had a really nice car a long time ago, and got lost in a dangerous neighborhood. So many people came out looking at my car while I was driving around trying to find my way. It was pretty scary.[/quote]

Lol. Isn’t one of the reasons people buy “really nice cars” is because they want people to look at it? [/quote]
Not for me. It was a fun car to drive, and my one splurge when I started making good money.   I like driving fun cars.

Since then, I've been driving soccer mom cars.  I'm not a showy person. I have no designer clothes or bags, and my one piece of nice jewelry is my engagement ring and sapphire earrings DH bought me after our DC was born.[/quote]

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