Okay, I will concede that you are correct. However, that does not entirely invalidate my point. Because of my previous experience, I can empathize strongly with

Okay, I will concede that you are correct. However, that does not entirely invalidate my point. Because of my previous experience, I can empathize strongly with anyone in a similar situation. I don't think it's fair that if I were fourteen then I definitely wouldn't have been able to get an internship there, even though I had the skills to do so and it really made sense for me at the time, and everyone else agreed. In general, hard restrictions are dangerous unless there are ways to circumvent them for the rare situations where that restriction makes no sense. Of course, not having any restrictions at all is even more dangerous. The restrictions just need to be flexible.