None of which has anything to do with what I said. It doesn't matter whether the new phone repair store that opened up nearby my house is real or a figment of my imagination.
Perhaps I should edit my prior post to read, "If you want your kids to rotate and balance my tires for the rest of his life, go right ahead." Or perhaps, "If you want your kids to ask me if I'd like freshly ground pepper on my
bucatini all'amatriciana for the rest of his life, go right ahead." Please interrupt their video gaming for a moment and tell them now that, yes, I would indeed like just a bit of pepper, and don't forget to rotate in the spare tire please.
Even if the talent of the kids going into the workforce is slipping, that's no excuse to have your children be anything less than the best educated people they can be. The most important thing you can do is teach them to be good, honest, creative, hardworking people and they will succeed at anything, be it starting their own business or mastering a trade.
However take that good, honest, creative, hardworking kid and give him the advantage of an education and the world will really be his oyster.
