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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 7839" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>I understand the use an empty parking lot sentiment. lol That is the method sister in law uses. We have a huge state park right out of town. He uses their huge parking lots that are always empty and there is hardly any traffic on their roads.</p><p></p><p>Skeeter I know the requirements for adults. It's nada. All they have to do is buy the permit, pass the written, driving, and vision exams. We did it with stepgfg while she was with us. And easy child got her license at 19.</p><p></p><p>I do like the idea of the driving school. I'd forgotten about that. In this area the kids take it thru AAA. I'll talk to T about it. Hopefully I can convince him it would be an easier and safer way to learn. The cost of the AAA program is why easy child waited til 19 to get her license and N is waiting til her 18th birthday.</p><p></p><p>Lmao The cost may be the biggest deterrent. T was just telling me again how he can't save money. :rofl:</p><p></p><p>I've detached. If T wants to try to learn he'll make it happen. When the disappointment comes he is old enough to handle it.</p><p></p><p>But I think I've figured out where this new zeal is coming from. People he works with have been telling him they see no reason he can't drive. Now this is based on the fact he can run a computerized cash register. One guy supposedly told T his vision is much worse than his. (doubt it bud) And he drives. And the stupid managers have been sending the boy out for carts again. Grrrr. So T will be making yet another trip to the eye docs for a letter stating he can't do that sort of thing. Parking lots are dangerous for this kid, too many cars moving in different directions. He was hired with the understanding he isn't able to do that part of the job. But everytime they get new managers, he has to fight them on it again. :mad:</p><p></p><p>Ignorance may be the death of this boy. :hammer:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 7839, member: 84"] I understand the use an empty parking lot sentiment. lol That is the method sister in law uses. We have a huge state park right out of town. He uses their huge parking lots that are always empty and there is hardly any traffic on their roads. Skeeter I know the requirements for adults. It's nada. All they have to do is buy the permit, pass the written, driving, and vision exams. We did it with stepgfg while she was with us. And easy child got her license at 19. I do like the idea of the driving school. I'd forgotten about that. In this area the kids take it thru AAA. I'll talk to T about it. Hopefully I can convince him it would be an easier and safer way to learn. The cost of the AAA program is why easy child waited til 19 to get her license and N is waiting til her 18th birthday. Lmao The cost may be the biggest deterrent. T was just telling me again how he can't save money. [img]:rofl:[/img] I've detached. If T wants to try to learn he'll make it happen. When the disappointment comes he is old enough to handle it. But I think I've figured out where this new zeal is coming from. People he works with have been telling him they see no reason he can't drive. Now this is based on the fact he can run a computerized cash register. One guy supposedly told T his vision is much worse than his. (doubt it bud) And he drives. And the stupid managers have been sending the boy out for carts again. Grrrr. So T will be making yet another trip to the eye docs for a letter stating he can't do that sort of thing. Parking lots are dangerous for this kid, too many cars moving in different directions. He was hired with the understanding he isn't able to do that part of the job. But everytime they get new managers, he has to fight them on it again. [img]:mad:[/img] Ignorance may be the death of this boy. [img]:hammer:[/img] [/QUOTE]
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