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"If it were 100 or if you were doing 30, say and you were basing that economic cost off of that actual tutoring rate, you're really only earning $10 an hour like netting. So like those, it makes a difference. But even logistically I couldn't do it. And a third, a third thing, the full time job I took, I took under the condition that I had to leave a little earlier than schedule school hours. And it wasn't because I wanted to leave early."
"If it were 100 or if you were doing 30, say and you were basing that economic cost off of that actual tutoring rate, you're really only earning $10 an hour like netting. So like those, it makes a difference. But even logistically I couldn't do it. And a third, a third thing, the full time job I took, I took under the condition that I had to leave a little earlier than schedule school hours. And it wasn't because I wanted to leave early."
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"If it were 100 or if you were doing 30, say and you were basing that economic cost off of that actual tutoring rate, you're really only earning $10 an hour like netting. So like those, it makes a difference. But even logistically I couldn't do it. And a third, a third thing, the full time job I took, I took under the condition that I had to leave a little earlier than schedule school hours. And it wasn't because I wanted to leave early."
"If it were 100 or if you were doing 30, say and you were basing that economic cost off of that actual tutoring rate, you're really only earning $10 an hour like netting. So like those, it makes a difference. But even logistically I couldn't do it. And a third, a third thing, the full time job I took, I took under the condition that I had to leave a little earlier than schedule school hours. And it wasn't because I wanted to leave early."