I agree on the whole teet comment. I know people who don't HAVE it to give yet still coddle their kids and will support them until no matter what CUT THE CORD PEOPLE JUST CUT IT....heck it turns into a cycle, kinda like with welfare. I worked for 5.15, was darn good at what I did, then after a little bit of school I was able to make a little more, but not much. With that job I got my @$$ kicked, I was cussed, then belittled by my boss...I would have rather worked for the 5.15. I have to also fault systems for that as well, cause if you make a little money you qualify for no help, makes people want to make more money or no money. My kid is a little lazy, sleeps late, messes with the computer or watches tv. She does her chores, with little back talking, she is a 13 year old female, if she didn't have attitude she wouldn't be normal. But she gets out and mows the yard with my husband, she knows how to run a weedeater, she comes to the car and carries in groceries, She vacuums and bathes the dog (speaking the little fat thing needs a bath) and looks forward to the day that she can get a job, she knows what McD's pays too.