Smart Sitters in NYC are earning $60/hr on New Year's Eve

[Anonymous]

where do i sign up? Iwill have hubby watch kids so I can collect the money.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

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Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

[Anonymous]

Only dumb nannies work on NYE. Get a little!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only dumb nannies work on NYE. Get a little!!

Stop embarrassing yourself, PP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Don't be silly. No one respects a doormat. Sorry.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Don't be silly. No one respects a doormat. Sorry.

So not gouging your employer makes you a "doormat"?! You are a silly little girl, PP. No one respects a scalper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Ummmm excuse me but NYE is a holiday and I don't work holidays st my regular job so if I want to sit home and twiddle my thumbs all night and not work my regular job I can do that! Unlike you perhaps, my boss doesn't command me to work weekends or holidays, she asks and I am free to say no. I said no because I already accepted a $50/hr babysitting job. Sorry you're jealous.

[Anonymous]

And how am I gouging my employers?? I am not charging them $50/hr. They can go find their own babysitter. I don't work holidays or weekends so that time is mine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Ummmm excuse me but NYE is a holiday and I don't work holidays st my regular job so if I want to sit home and twiddle my thumbs all night and not work my regular job I can do that! Unlike you perhaps, my boss doesn't command me to work weekends or holidays, she asks and I am free to say no. I said no because I already accepted a $50/hr babysitting job. Sorry you're jealous.

No, Dear, I am not jealous. Please stop embarrassing yourself. I simply do not agree with you. I would not change my rate for my employers due to any holiday and I do not "babysit".

[Anonymous]

Only losers work on NYE. Cool nannies be at da club all night!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Ummmm excuse me but NYE is a holiday and I don't work holidays st my regular job so if I want to sit home and twiddle my thumbs all night and not work my regular job I can do that! Unlike you perhaps, my boss doesn't command me to work weekends or holidays, she asks and I am free to say no. I said no because I already accepted a $50/hr babysitting job. Sorry you're jealous.

No, Dear, I am not jealous. Please stop embarrassing yourself. I simply do not agree with you. I would not change my rate for my employers due to any holiday and I do not "babysit".

Not OP but it’s very obvious you feel some type of way...be it jealousy or whatever you want to call it. You clearly didn’t read anything the poster said bc if you had you would be embarrassed as much as everyone is for you when reading your responses. The poster said they charge $30/hr regularly and that would’ve been their rate for NYE for their family however they were already offered a job at $50/hr. Turn down your nose if you want to the idea of babysitting but $50/hr for 8 hours is not beneath you in this line of work, Dear.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only a dumb nanny would charge her regular rate on NYE.

I earn $28 an hour regularly and feel that one of perks of having a nanny is availability at the same rate on NYE.

[b]


Yeahhhhhh NO. I'm earning $50/hr babysitting for 8hrs. My regular family asked me to babysit ($30/hr regular rate) and I said no.

You are a good example of a smart nanny.

I disagree. A truly smart nanny is loyal to her employers and charges. I don't find nickle and diming employers to be particularly "smart".

Ummmm excuse me but NYE is a holiday and I don't work holidays st my regular job so if I want to sit home and twiddle my thumbs all night and not work my regular job I can do that! Unlike you perhaps, my boss doesn't command me to work weekends or holidays, she asks and I am free to say no. I said no because I already accepted a $50/hr babysitting job. Sorry you're jealous.

No, Dear, I am not jealous. Please stop embarrassing yourself. I simply do not agree with you. I would not change my rate for my employers due to any holiday and I do not "babysit".

Not OP but it’s very obvious you feel some type of way...be it jealousy or whatever you want to call it. You clearly didn’t read anything the poster said bc if you had you would be embarrassed as much as everyone is for you when reading your responses. The poster said they charge $30/hr regularly and that would’ve been their rate for NYE for their family however they were already offered a job at $50/hr. Turn down your nose if you want to the idea of babysitting but $50/hr for 8 hours is not beneath you in this line of work, Dear.

Maybe she is embarrassed by the classless way many other nannies conduct their "business". I know I am. I am not a babysitter and never will be - I am a nanny and a teacher.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Only losers work on NYE. Cool nannies be at da club all night!

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