Kids n 370s

chops · 12-16-2010, 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dudafunk

12pm thursday bored at work thread

kick back and enjoy..

(24, grad school scholarship/no loans and a Z here)

agreed...funny story. a 911 4S revved at me on the way back from lunch today. looked over and it was some older asian guy, turns out we work at the same place since he followed me into the parking lot shortly after. case in point, age doesnt determine squat

Jjaden · 12-16-2010, 04:37 PM

The best way to ensure that your child grows up with a sense of entitlement, lack of motivation and very little feeling of accomplishment is to spoil them.

There have been numerous studies done and spoiling your child is considered by top child psychologists a proven formula for decreasing your childs chances of being successful in a competitive environment.

Is buying a teenager a a 30k sports car considered spoiling them?
I think so...

If they are working, take out a loan, and are making payments, I think age is not an issue at all....

didymus · 12-17-2010, 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jjaden

The best way to ensure that your child grows up with a sense of entitlement, lack of motivation and very little feeling of accomplishment is to spoil them.

There have been numerous studies done and spoiling your child is considered by top child psychologists a proven formula for decreasing your childs chances of being successful in a competitive environment.

Is buying a teenager a a 30k sports car considered spoiling them?
I think so...

If they are working, take out a loan, and are making payments, I think age is not an issue at all....

Would be interested to read these studies if you have any further information, thanks.

Incidentally, not a good idea to buy your kids a new or powerful car. I assume my kids will wreck at least one car.

ImportConvert · 12-17-2010, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by didymus

Would be interested to read these studies if you have any further information, thanks.
Incidentally, not a good idea to buy your kids a new or powerful car. I assume my kids will wreck at least one car.

Hrmmm...

http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/20...family-income/
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...WoN_GDP_IQ.png

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Jjaden Track Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ontario Posts: 821 Drives: 370Z/MAT SILVER/6MT Rep Power: 18	The best way to ensure that your child grows up with a sense of entitlement, lack of motivation and very little feeling of accomplishment is to spoil them. There have been numerous studies done and spoiling your child is considered by top child psychologists a proven formula for decreasing your childs chances of being successful in a competitive environment. Is buying a teenager a a 30k sports car considered spoiling them? I think so... If they are working, take out a loan, and are making payments, I think age is not an issue at all....