[buckalfa]

Many are home in their bedrooms being on social media.

[1066AD]

Around here fast food employees are almost all Hispanic with limited English. A trip through the drive thru means your order won’t be what you wanted !

[cmj328]

Many are in formaldehyde having been sold by Planned Parenthood before they were born

[PIF]

Many are home in their bedrooms being on social media.

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stoned out of their minds ...

[blackdog]

Local landfills via planned parenthood?

[Jeff Chandler]

Many are home in their bedrooms being on social media.

And playing online games.

Today's teenagers don't usually venture out of the house as much as we free range teenagers did.

BTW, at eleven I had a paper route AND I was pulling weeds for a landscaping company. At twelve, I became a member of the crew -- complete with my own designated lawn mower. My thirteenth summer I worked full time mowing lawns and bought myself a dirt bike. At fifteen I worked in a Chevron gas station. At sixteen I made money playing in a rock band. At eighteen I became a SCUBA instructor.

[jch10]

Supported by Mom’s check....No need to work.

[Mastador1]

Decades ago teens were taught by parents, teachers and peers that fast food jobs were for losers, first, and then when those vacancies were filled by the other available resource.....Hispanics, legal and otherwise. Then switch to more recent times when teens weren't getting spending cash from mom and pops who no longer had extra and teens started looking to fast food again they were turned off once more.....not by the work but by the uncomfortable work conditions where they were the outsiders not speaking the common language on the job.

Back in the seventies and before, not only were there abundant teens to work in fast food, but also lots of stay at home moms who would work while their kids were in school.