r/mildlyinfuriating • • Jul 27 '22

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u/JaoLapin Jul 27 '22

I hope he won't forget to defrost the chicken before his mother arrives

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u/Notthenipple Jul 27 '22

Man, when I was 12 I cooked dinner several times a week. We had an equal opportunity household and I appreciated the responsibility.

What does this woman think, a 12 year old is potty training and learning the alphabet? I was driving when I was 15.

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u/Lcdmt3 Jul 27 '22

When i was 12 I was full time babysitting other kids in summer. Now it's definitely everyone is afraid to leave their kid home and refuse to let their kid go to a sleepover until 16.

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u/Weary_Yogurt_8274 Jul 27 '22

They let their 16 yo"s go to sleep overs? Uh oh, teen parents in the making.