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or "Households". google isn't yielding the answser quickly

I'm getting a little tired of typing a response, submitting it, then seeing, "The question was deleted."

I am watching a game/reality show. Nazi midgets in SS uniforms are riding tricycles in a fallow corn field. They all start off in a line, in a race. Behind them about 50 yards are some tractors pulling the discs used for farming. The Nazi midgets don't have a chance, as their tricycle wheels get stuck in the dirt, and they are run down by the tractors.

Behind the tractors, far in the background, a mountain of stacked cardboard boxes of assorted sizes begins to collapse and fall.

I'm curious what the "average American teen" knows about money. For instance-

Do you know what Compound Interest and how it works?

Do you know what a 401k or a Roth IRA is?

Do your parents teach you about money and how to manage your budget? Or do your parents never talk about it?

Any other facts you wish to share.

They can't be that much more difficult to grow than Green peppers!

Or am I just getting old?

90% of my answers, if I bothered to even answer, would be:

1. Google it

2. When you grow up you won't even care

3. Why didn't you use contraception

4. Nobody is going to convince the religious/atheist people so quit trying.

ok so the other day i came home and these 2 guys were in my apartment. they claimed that i owed their boss some money, and i was very shaken up but after it was obvious I wasn't the guy they were looking for, they left- but one of them peed on my rug which was a really good rug. What should I do?

Should I eat it?

Don't you people have jobs?

Every religious debate, near as I can tell, boils down to ONE basic premise: A Religious person chooses to put faith in something that is intangible. I'm not saying this is a bad thing. Any smart Christian will admit that you can't see/touch God.

Another example is Christians that use the Bible as their source of truth: Faith is placed on some literature and that person allows them self to accept it as truth. Non-believers do not.

This causes a problem when the religious person believes that he or she must convert others. I believe that people are free to believe what they want to believe, as long as it does not infringe upon the rights of others. Do you agree?

Honestly, some of these questions are much easier answered elsewhere.

My daughter is 2 yrs old and I'm shopping for an ESA. Any recommendations?