Learn the ropes before they hire you at 14 for some closing shifts. That way they don't waste money on training you 
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Child labour in the dead chicken factory hidden as a summer camp is pretty dystopian, ngl
As young as 5 years old huh
You know, in my summer camps as a kid we got to go out in nature, make paintings and other crafts, go to the movies and visit fun parks.
You didn't even learn how to sell chicken tendies to
while she tells you about god's plan for themsfolks? Just spending time in nature and making art?
"How are you planning to monetize your interest in nature and art though?"
Exactly. Customer service is a skill they can use at Walmart, a call centre, or any of the fast food restaurants or small businesses around town. No matter where they go in life this child will be equipped to serve me some kind of treat at age 14. Even if I'm just calling them and screaming because Amazon can't properly deliver a package to my address- do they even teach kids to read anymore?- that child will know their place better than one who wasted time outdoors.