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originally posted by: Darkblade1971
a reply to: InspectorE7
He is a full grown adult and it sounds like he needs to realize this.
The 30 day ultimatum someone posted above is a good start . Not much you can do about the weed or gaming, but at 20 years old , he will either wake up or tough it out.
I would give leniency to the job in 30 days, but only if he is trying. As far as I know, fast food places don't UA .
Just my 2 cents.
originally posted by: InspectorE7
A few months ago, my estranged 20 year old son decided he wanted to move in with us temporarily. His primary drive was his mother, my exwife, was moving across the country and he didnt want to be in the state he was in by himself and to be with his 4 year old half brother and watch him grow up. I said cool, what an opportunity to finally spend time with a kid i rarely got to see because of the wonderful Washington state family court system. I set up a few rules when he got here. No smoking weed in my house, get a job within a month, and dont fail a piss test. Everything was cool for a month or two and then he turned into a real turd.
Well, its been 4 months, he sits on his ass all day playing video games, has smoked weed in the house and, lo and behold, today i get the news he failed a piss test for his first Job. I'm torn between booting his ass out and sending him back to WA to be a loser up there or keep him here cause i haven't seen him in years and make him the house/farm slave for punishment. I suspect he didnt have the greatest life with my ex and her husband.
What would yall do?
originally posted by: dbcowboy2
a reply to: InspectorE7
Take my advice, do something SOON!
If you don't, you'll end up like me, Our son is at year 7 and he's FINALLY getting his own place.