My observations are the same, however....I did notice two young girls that do not mow the lawn,do house work, nor do they even come outside. They are big in sports, swimming all summer, drive new expensive cars that mom and dad bought for them. I have never seen either one in dirty cloths, or perhaps never in cloths that have been worn before for that matter. Well I best be getting to my point. They did figure out how to run the gas out of dads gas barrel when the parents put a top limit on how much gas they could charge in town. So sometimes kids may just need a little push.
Are the kids to blame? heck no, we did it for them, and things are different now, they make more money than dad does often anyway.
I kinda remember grandpa, dad and a few other older folks mention this as I grew up as well.
My grandmother told me one time she asked to please pass the salt at the dinner table. She got a spanking, and was excused from the table for insulting her mothers cooking. Times must have changed a little, as I see kids throwing a hissy fit because their folks stopped at Mc Donalds instead of Hardies. So I guess we could indeed call that change.
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