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what's the problem? it sounds like a pretty good solution to me (although i don't have kids). reading your comment i feel you think there's something so obvio
by andrewcooke 14y ago
what's the problem? it sounds like a pretty good solution to me (although i don't have kids).
reading your comment i feel you think there's something so obvious (and wrong) that it's not worth even saying. but i can't work out what it is.
- davidw 14y agoHow would you like to be the guy that gets handed the boss' kid?
- andrewcooke 14y agoi think it would depend very much on the context. if it was the kind of place where i had to look after the boss's kid, but the boss wouldn't look after mine (or look out for me in other ways) then i wouldn't like it. but if it went both ways - why not? my current boss works in a shed behind the house. i don't work there, but when i visit i would guess i've distracted his kid (older) while he's been on the phone a couple of times. it wasn't a problem. anyway, thanks for clarifying. i can see what concerns you now.