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7:02Now PlayingA viral Facebook post claiming to be searching for a nanny with insane stipulations has the internet fuming. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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An Apparently Serious ‘$18 Per Day’ Job Listing Is Receiving The Universal Dragging That It Deserves
"As the summer comes to a close, it’s time for families to prepare for their kids to go back to school. And by prepare, they really mean “hire someone else to do it for very little money and practically no incentives.” Yes, parents need to work too! But they also need to pay someone else a living wage in order to do the work of several different roles (teacher, housekeeper, etc.), and believe it or not, there are people out there who simply don’t care about providing a stable or even “nice” work environment for people who are just trying to make ends meet.
One person, in particular, made a post on Facebook searching for a nanny who not only has a master’s degree, but also needs to bring their own snacks (the pantry is locked during the day!) and educational materials (they don’t have those at home!). All this, for the reasonable price of $18 a day. Sounds like a dream job for anyone who wants to be miserable and broke:"
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