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    #11
    Daughter is finding it tough as well. Getting to this point and moving out and finding yourself is a bit of a right of passage to all of us and it has been takin away for the time being. Always thot it was better to head out after high school and find your way in life but this might have been a good time to stay on the sidelines as the money is still heading out but the value is poor for what we are paying.

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      #12
      Originally posted by FarmJunkie View Post
      Daughter is finding it tough as well. Getting to this point and moving out and finding yourself is a bit of a right of passage to all of us and it has been takin away for the time being. Always thot it was better to head out after high school and find your way in life but this might have been a good time to stay on the sidelines as the money is still heading out but the value is poor for what we are paying.
      Kind of tough to go out and find your way when virtually all public activities are restricted. Seems to me that being single and on your own right now, would be a lonely existence.

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        #13
        Originally posted by LEP View Post
        Kind of tough to go out and find your way when virtually all public activities are restricted. Seems to me that being single and on your own right now, would be a lonely existence.
        Number 2 son rented a big house with 4 others, he works long hours and at least has some social contact.

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          #14
          It’s really weird when restaurants and bars are closed. All we have is Netflix and this Canadian Netflix is “twisted”. It leaves much to be desired.

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            #15
            Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
            It’s really weird when restaurants and bars are closed. All we have is Netflix and this Canadian Netflix is “twisted”. It leaves much to be desired.
            I prefer Amazon prime, sort of Netflix with Amazon free shipping.

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              #16
              My 17 year old (until tomorrow) decided to take a few more high school classes and work for a year and see what happens. Made sense to me, plus with all the CERB dropouts at work they made her assistant manager. The part that really tweaks me is that a lot of universities increased their student activities fees this year even though there are no activities.

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                #17
                Originally posted by makar View Post
                I prefer Amazon prime, sort of Netflix with Amazon free shipping.
                Me too, plus it has a much better selection of older B- movies

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by jamesb View Post
                  Any one else on here have kids doing on line University? Our youngest is in his second year of ag at the U of S. As far as I can see this online program is a joke. They just cant do the education justice online. Trying to do labs and the lack of interaction with teachers and other students make this thing kind of waste IMO. The kid is not enjoying it. Too many distractions like the farm, girl friend and the life in general. He is gonna shut it down at Christmas and go back if things crank up in person in the fall. Its a shame but I cant argue with him. I'm not blaming anyone because I get the covid problem. Its just a shame.
                  Shut down learning at Christmas, then what? Be a housecat until spring?

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                    #19
                    My last post comes across as rude. What I am getting at is, this is a confusing time for young people. They need some general direction and disciplined structure for themselves.
                    At this time the governments want people to sit around at home and watch TV. This is training the most comfortable generation in the history of the world to think and do less than ever.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by hobbyfrmr View Post
                      My last post comes across as rude. What I am getting at is, this is a confusing time for young people. They need some general direction and disciplined structure for themselves.
                      At this time the governments want people to sit around at home and watch TV. This is training the most comfortable generation in the history of the world to think and do less than ever.
                      I’m not too worried about the younger ones, it’s the 30 somethings that seem to be sitting at home. Everywhere I go in town I see teenagers and early 20s working. Every one of my daughters’ (16 and almost 18) friends have jobs working retail or restaurant jobs, my 14 year old son already has a job lined up in a dealer shop as soon as he turns 15 and they can officially hire him.

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