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- >Serious answer, please!
- Producer, I want to talk to you about something and please give me your opinion.
- There’s a boy at my school who doesn’t want to help clean our classroom. The girls got angry at him, but then the boy cried.
- Who is wrong here? I think not wanting to help clean is not good… But the girls were so mad, they might have scared him, so I feel bad for him too…
- I understand both of them but that just makes me confused…
- By the way, even though the boy cried, after a few days, he started lazing around again. He doesn’t help clean!
- What do you think?
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- >>It’s his fault for not helping clean
- Is that really true?
- I feel bad for him crying, but he’s still messing around after all the scolding. I don’t think that’s good.
- Maybe you can’t change someone just by scolding them? Is there something else I can do to make sure he helps with chores?
- Next time I see him playing, how about I ask him politely to do clean together?
- Yeah, let’s try that instead!
- If that doesn’t work, please help me again, Producer.
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- >>Maybe scolding him is not the best approach
- I think so too… Everyone was very mad at him, but I think that just made the situation worse.
- Maybe he has a grudge after that, so he started messing around again.
- If the boys don’t do their part, the girls will have to do it instead, so I understand why they’re so angry. But they could’ve said it better.
- I’ll try to talk with the girls. “I’m sorry for being rude to you, but please help us clean”, something polite along those lines.
- I hope that could get him to help. Society is so complicated, Producer…
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