EPTOn October 31 2010 10:45 T.O.P. wrote:
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Do these prices look right for a 15 year old?? - Page 3
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theinvisiblePLER
United States110 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4336 Posts
On October 31 2010 09:49 Ludrik wrote: $20 an hour is reasonable for any sort of casual manual labor. not for a 15 year old | ||
Nitrogen
United States5345 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4336 Posts
On October 31 2010 12:34 Nitrogen wrote: who lets a random kid in their house to clean? yeah if some 15 year old kid ask me if he could clean my house i'd be worried he would steal something like ipod , cash etc (no reflection on the OP) instead of house cleaning you can do car cleaning instead | ||
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Lexpar
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I think 20$ is reasonable for mowing the lawn though, especially if you bring your own mower. Depending on the yard you might want to charge 10-15 bucks and hour. Also nobody lets a random kid into their house to clean things. | ||
LosingID8
CA10828 Posts
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Zapdos_Smithh
Canada2620 Posts
On October 31 2010 13:55 Lexpar wrote: 20$ an hour for 0 skill manual labor? Noooo lol. Not in Canada anyway. 9.50 minimum wage. I think 20$ is reasonable for mowing the lawn though, especially if you bring your own mower. Depending on the yard you might want to charge 10-15 bucks and hour. Also nobody lets a random kid into their house to clean things. Lol 9.50 isn't minimum wage...trust me I make less than that at my part time job and it's not even minimum. edit: found out it depends where you live. I live in BC and it's the lowest...a measly $8/hour. For a 15 year old...8$ an hour sounds about right. | ||
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theinvisiblePLER
United States110 Posts
On October 31 2010 13:55 Lexpar wrote: 20$ an hour for 0 skill manual labor? Noooo lol. Not in Canada anyway. 9.50 minimum wage. I think 20$ is reasonable for mowing the lawn though, especially if you bring your own mower. Depending on the yard you might want to charge 10-15 bucks and hour. Also nobody lets a random kid into their house to clean things. Lol fail. Ive been mowing my parents/aunts yards for 4+ years and cutting the edges/trimming bushes all this time. | ||
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Zapdos_Smithh
Canada2620 Posts
On November 01 2010 07:37 theinvisiblePLER wrote: Lol fail. Ive been mowing my parents/aunts yards for 4+ years and cutting the edges/trimming bushes all this time. Key word here is "parents/aunts". When I was younger (around 10-11), I used to go to my grandparent's place and water their frigging patch of grass with a hose for 15 minutes and they would give me $10 each time. God damn how much I would love that now. Getting family to pay you is easy. Getting a random person to pay you is hard as hell. | ||
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dogabutila
United States1437 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On October 31 2010 08:46 theinvisiblePLER wrote: Dude I don't have an allowance. Your spoiledness as a child > mine I grew up when I was in my teen years doing all those chores for 0 pay. Got no allowance ever. When I was like you know, 9 or 10 years old we'd take the trash out to the curb each week for the garbage trucks to pick up in the mornings for like 15 cents. I'd was the cars (full car wash, and I was f'ing amazing at it) for like 5 bucks. I remember when our neighbors who were extremely friendly to us, would hvae us take car of their two golden retrievers (scoop up the poop in the side yard and toss it in the trash can, hose off the side yard, change their water bowl, feed them a bowl of food, walking the dogs and playing with them in the front yard was optional) for 5 bucks a day, we considered that the most awesome thing ever. This was all until I was 16 and then I got a job lifeguarding. Get money, save it, get gifts from relatives, save it, thats how I always grew up. Even now that I'm in college and have an on campus job I make my paychecks and don't spend it, it gets put in direct deposit, and I can say I've spent less than 400 dollars on personal items in the past 2 years. 30 dollars for SC2 when I got it on sale during a preorder, 25 dollars for a mouse, 25 dollars for a headset, 18 dollars for a mousepad. Don't give an attitude on here to people who are telling it how it is. We're all people who have been there before and aren't here with the goal of being malicious, just trying to help you figure it out. | ||
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Loanshark
China3094 Posts
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iPlaY.NettleS
Australia4336 Posts
On November 01 2010 18:52 Loanshark wrote: You will not get enough money to buy a computer + SC2. so he shouldn't bother trying? once he supplements this extra income with birthday and/or christmas cash he's set | ||
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cascades
Singapore6122 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32073 Posts
if someone wants to pay you way more than they should, take it! just be ready to negotiate if your neighbor laughs in your face for an outrageous price. people would pay 20$ or something to get their lawn mowed... be sure to start in your neighborhood. people tend to take care of their own, and if your neighbors see you hustling around the block, theyll be more apt to turn to someone they know | ||
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arb
Noobville17921 Posts
leaf raking should vary depnding on number/quality of leaves | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
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NokCha
Korea (South)410 Posts
in comparison i tutor high school math for 25 an hour and i'm 22 :o | ||
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
If you can get $20 per hour go for it! I'm getting paid like $3 an hour but I'm an intern so... | ||
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