Being able to cook for themselves. The number of people in their late 20s to 30s that rely entirely on eating out, takeaways and ready-meals is baffling to me. You’re wasting so much money!
Cooking. You generally eat multiple times a day and will always need to. You’re telling me you don’t have any idea how to feed yourself in a safe and delicious way?!
So much of the modern store front is built on the idea that shoppers will just snag that extra thing on their way out. Digital store fronts are worse by far.
Budgeting. Add up all your major expenses over a 12 month period, divide by how many paydays you have, then bank that in a separate account called “bills”. No more shocks or freak outs – the $$ are there ready to use.
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Emotional regulation
Reading comprehension
Respect
the basic anatomy of an apology
Personal finance and it’s a big one.
How to change a tire to your spare tire
How to use a credit card….
Cooking
Knowing how to swim
There, they’re, their or your/you’re
Being able to cook for themselves. The number of people in their late 20s to 30s that rely entirely on eating out, takeaways and ready-meals is baffling to me. You’re wasting so much money!
How to clean their drains out.
Basic empathy.
How to sew
Waste disposal
Basic communication skills:
Thinking about what you are about to say or write and how this may be interpreted by others, and adjusting your wording to suit the situation.
Cooking. You generally eat multiple times a day and will always need to. You’re telling me you don’t have any idea how to feed yourself in a safe and delicious way?!
It’s also not even that hard to do passably.
Swimming.
Typing.
How to cook decent food.
Listening without interrupting.
The simple act of not being a cunt
Reading a map. Knowing where north/south/east/west is. Understanding directions.
Civil discourse
Politeness. Especially when interacting with retail workers or customer service agents.
Respect others, set goals, control your emotions, not be influenced by others, and be strong inside yourself
My vote is basic cooking
Personal space
Cleaning up after themselves
Critical Thinking
Economy in general and financial management.
Quantum physics. Come one people, it’s not that hard.
Impulse control.
So much of the modern store front is built on the idea that shoppers will just snag that extra thing on their way out. Digital store fronts are worse by far.
Focus on something other than their emotions. I e get tf out of their own heads.
I’m pretty sure many will agree, basic arithmetic and grammar
Critical thinking
how to dry their towel properly after a shower
Taking direction without opinion.
Critical thinking and humility
Critical thinking
Using blinkers.
I just discovered that 3 members of my family did not know how correction tape worked.
It was a disappointing revelation.
To clean their butts with WATER after pooping and peeing
critical thinking skills
Self aware and self-sufficient
Budgeting. Add up all your major expenses over a 12 month period, divide by how many paydays you have, then bank that in a separate account called “bills”. No more shocks or freak outs – the $$ are there ready to use.
Wasn’t this same question asked a week ago?
Empathy
How to write in cursive…
Basic household repairs like fix a running toilet or replace a faucet.
Basic math
Nuance