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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Assuming their nannies are adults and not children, why don't you mind your own business? Adult women are perfectly able to advocate for themselves. Obviously whatever their salaries are they are able to support themselves, I'm sure they aren't homeless nannies. And finally, to be fair, the absurd wages spouted on this website of $15-25 is not a fair price for a nanny, I'm sure many a nanny would love those wages, but truth be told nannies is a low skill, uneducated job that should be paid in the $10 an hour range. Of course if a wealthy family wants to pay more for someone with skills from another industry (teaching, nursing, etc) to take care of their precious child then they can, but it is by no means the norm.[/quote] Piss off please.[/quote]
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