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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My family is spending $50,000 per year per child by the time they are in 2nd grade (tuition, EC, enrichment activities). Why on God's green earth would I have them wash dishes for a few thousand dollars per summer? Crappy jobs are not the only place where they can learn work ethic, people skills, compassion, etc.[/quote] Where are your kids learning those skills? [/quote] Exactly! It’s ok to not want them to wash dishes and other “crappy jobs” as you wrote, but where are they learning the skills instead?? [/quote] If you are seriously asking a question, I will seriously answer: they can learn work ethic by helping to build a house with Habitat for Humanity; they can learn compassion by translating for migrants trying to enroll their own children into school; they can learn people skills by working as a receptionist at my firm and offering coffee and an apology to clients who are pissed that they have to wait 90 seconds to meet me. And guess what? [b] In these environments, they won't be sexually harassed or be made to feel stupid because they have a low rank.[/b][/quote] Receptionists, take a few minutes to gather your thoughts.[/quote]
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