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Unreasonable just from a costs perspective. Illogical from a trust one.
plus the free sex with the father. don't forget that.
In fact, legislation was just passed last month allowing parents to let their kids walk to school, because it had become so taboo that folks were calling children's services on parents who let their kids walk.
I'm just wondering why a 7 and 10 year old need help getting dressed and eating in the morning.
I charge my wife at least $15 a day to get the kids fed and taken to school. $30 a day to watch them on weekends and $60 on holidays. $10 is chump change.
It would be rare, certainly, to find a situation where it is worth someone's while. That being said, it is pretty easy to envision a scenario where it could work out for someone.
I can't think of any scenario unless its someone who doesn't want money in the first place. Like a family friend who likes kids and the parents are just paying them gas money.
I hate babysitting my own kids!
amirite?! :icon_lol:
I have no idea how paramedics over USA way get by on $15/hour.
Minimum wage in South Australia for a guy picking up glasses in a bar is $21/hour. On Public holidays it's $60/hour.
I have no idea how paramedics over USA way get by on $15/hour. $15/hours for McDonalds workers seems low.
Minimum wage in South Australia for a guy picking up glasses in a bar is $21/hour. On Public holidays it's $60/hour.
I have no idea how paramedics over USA way get by on $15/hour. $15/hours for McDonalds workers seems low.
I was cruising the local facebook classifieds and I saw this ad,
I don't have kids so I'm out of the loop when it comes to this kind of stuff, but this seems kind of chintzy.
Edit* Also, When I was a kid the solution to these parents problem would be to have the 10 year old get up on her own, wake up the 7 year old, have them poor themselves a bowl of cereal, brush their teeth, and walk their ass's to the bus stop.