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<blockquote data-quote="bluebell" data-source="post: 7918142" data-attributes="member: 70168"><p>will it ever go back to the good old days, were most youngsters had part time jobs, in between going to school? me like any other person whos father had a small business was rather encouraged? at a early age 12 to start going into the family firm, sat morning, in school times, in school holidays every working day? but the up side to this was many, money for one, learning the trade from the men for another? started at the bottom making the tea for 12 men, each of which had their own mug, and preference how the tea was, and how many sugars if any? saying all that by sixteen me and my younger brother could by then do many of the skills learnt from the men, and at a commercial speed? Watching the TV programme the yorkshire farm with that large family and how they work and the skills they learn, thats how it used to be for many?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bluebell, post: 7918142, member: 70168"] will it ever go back to the good old days, were most youngsters had part time jobs, in between going to school? me like any other person whos father had a small business was rather encouraged? at a early age 12 to start going into the family firm, sat morning, in school times, in school holidays every working day? but the up side to this was many, money for one, learning the trade from the men for another? started at the bottom making the tea for 12 men, each of which had their own mug, and preference how the tea was, and how many sugars if any? saying all that by sixteen me and my younger brother could by then do many of the skills learnt from the men, and at a commercial speed? Watching the TV programme the yorkshire farm with that large family and how they work and the skills they learn, thats how it used to be for many? [/QUOTE]
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