I had my first job before I could drive too, so I understand this completely. Working when you’re young teaches you things you simply don’t learn sitting at home: responsibility, showing up on time, dealing with people, earning your own money and understanding that nobody owes you anything.
I have no problem with helping people who genuinely fall on hard times. That’s what a safety net is for. What I’ll never understand is able-bodied adults who are perfectly capable of working, refuse to do it, then expect everyone else who gets up and goes to work every day to fund their lifestyle.
There’s a huge difference between needing help and making dependency your life plan.
@catturd2 Nobody is going to tell me that I can't park my camper on my own property.
Nobody is going to tell me what color Christmas lights I can display.
Nobody is going to tell me that I can't have a trampoline for my kids.
Just say no to HOAs