If you’re trying to say that parents need a second job or supplemental income to pay for daycare you might be correct. Maybe, probably. I don’t know. But that has nothing to do with what I was saying.
I don’t know what country you’re in. I’m in America, and that’s what I was basing my comment on, which is also what the original post was discussing.
Maybe things are different in your country and daycare overhead is nonexistent. I don’t know.
In any case, your disbelief doesn’t make my statement untrue. If you want to dispute what I’m saying, you’re going to need to back up your claims with some kind of evidence rather than just responding with “nuh-uh.”
I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and the fact that English isn’t your first language that this was some kind of spelling or auto correct error or translation issue and not some sort of feeble attempt to emasculate me.
I’ll explain it slowly, parents need a second wage to pay the bills as a result of this their kid gets put in daycare which they rather didn’t.
But then that daycare eats up that entire wage, leaving the parents in the same spot financially but now without time or energy.
If you’re trying to say that parents need a second job or supplemental income to pay for daycare you might be correct. Maybe, probably. I don’t know. But that has nothing to do with what I was saying.
No they need a second wage to pay the bills.
As a result of that the need for daycare arises, then that daycare gobbled up that ENTIRE wage in my country.
It does not work. It costs too much. No matter how much you justify the cost from the business point of view.
I don’t know what country you’re in. I’m in America, and that’s what I was basing my comment on, which is also what the original post was discussing.
Maybe things are different in your country and daycare overhead is nonexistent. I don’t know.
In any case, your disbelief doesn’t make my statement untrue. If you want to dispute what I’m saying, you’re going to need to back up your claims with some kind of evidence rather than just responding with “nuh-uh.”
Whatever you say Sandra.
Sandra?
I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and the fact that English isn’t your first language that this was some kind of spelling or auto correct error or translation issue and not some sort of feeble attempt to emasculate me.