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Housel argues that kids looking spoiled by past standards is often the point of their parents' hard work, since each generation's easier life just frees it to worry about higher-order problems.
Housel argues that kids looking spoiled by past standards is often the point of their parents' hard work, since each generation's easier life just frees it to worry about higher-order problems.
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