Parents of 5 ask 16-year-old son to give money to his 4 younger siblings: 'I quit my job and I told my parents I won't work again until I'm out of their house'

This kid is going to be burnt out from working before he even graduates high school!

Once you start working, you don't necessarily stop again until you hit retirement age. If you start working at 16, like this kid, you'll probably enjoy having that extra cash to spend on clothes, concerts, putting gas in your car, or doing fun things with your friends. Sure, you can quit that job, but chances are you'll just switch to a better one instead. While it's great to have a job while you're young, it's always good to have balance in your life, too. Teens should have time for fun in their lives, not just be spending every waking moment toiling away for minimum wage. 

This 16-year-old is getting burned out already… pace yourself, friend! You've got the entirety of your 30s to wallow in workplace-related woe. He shared his story online, and people had some compassionate advice for the teen to take. With so many siblings and parents who are irresponsible with their money, the best thing for this teen is to just take care of himself. 

Up next, read about some job interviews that went absolutely terribly, like one person who was asked about real estate and replied, "I really like playing the Sims, and I'm a real estate agent in it." 

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