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Jiggsjb
11:23 PMJul 21 2009
I THINK ITS VERY GENEROUS OF THE KID
KAKH1851
11:21 PMJul 21 2009
This father might be out $30k, but he has a son that is worth more than his weight in gold. This man has taught his son good values and I think he deserves credit for raising a good kid in such a troubled world. I hope their financial situation turns around soon. God knows if I could give this guy a job, I'd send him an offer because he sounds like a good man.
Kportguy1
09:10 PMJul 21 2009
I wonder how much more "Hope and Change" it will take before they are left out on the street with nothing.
O000H baby baby
08:51 PMJul 21 2009
hey CEO's, CFO's, and our Congress, .....think hard on what this boy is telling you....out of the mouth of babes.
Alee513
08:37 PMJul 21 2009
Garyj2me...Why not sell your brain to science so they can study the brain of a genuine MORON.
perfectbob387
08:31 PMJul 21 2009
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CheerCurlz
08:16 PMJul 21 2009
I'm impressed with the lady who is selling apple cakes to help pay her mortgage. Good for her!
zaczacsmith
08:06 PMJul 21 2009
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Terekell1
08:00 PMJul 21 2009
Steelers2116, My son-in-law didn't get paid from his last job either. You tell me how in the hell you sue someone when you don't have money. Some of you peiople need to wake up, not everyone has a job and finding one is the hardest thing I ever had to do.
NikkiB73NJ
07:53 PMJul 20 2009
In these hard times, I think this generation of kids are learning a valuable lesson. More parents are having to say no to their kids requests. While it is hard at first, they are learning what is really important. My 11 yr old son recently lost his retainer. I was unsure where the money to replace it would come from. He came to me with about a dozen of his Nintendo DS games to sell to help offset the cost of a replacement. Not only did it cover about half of the cost, he felt it was his responsibility becuase he lost it in the first place. It is those moments that reassure me that I'm doing a good job with my boys.
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