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The 75-Cent Rule

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Opie asks Andy about a rumored rule granting kids a larger allowance without chores, but his father explains the true reward of earning your keep.

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  • 1. Andy gives Opie a grounded lesson on hard work and allowance, leading to Opie's humorous takeaway.

Transcript

You want it straight don't you? Uh-huh. Okay here it goes. There are no rules for paws and sons. Uh it's as simple as this. Each uh each mother or father raises his boy or girl as the case may be the way that uh he thinks is best. And I think it's best for you to get a quarter and work for it. You see when you give something in this instance cleaning the garage and you get something in return like a quarter well that's the greatest feeling in the world. You do feel good after working don't you? Uh-huh. Good and tired Well as uh as you get bigger well you'll be doing more and more work for more and more return and that good feeling will get bigger. Do you understand what I mean? I think so. Good. I'm not gonna get the 75 cents. And I have to work for the 25. Right. It's all clear to you? Yeah. The bigger you get the tireder you get.

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