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In some cases, I don't think kids really pay attention to the "anyone can be replaced" part of being on a team because they figure it doesn't really apply to them. It goes in one ear and out the other because they think "oh they're talking to someone else because they're not going to replace me." Until they get replaced. Does that make sense?
Sort of like the "don't get pregnant" conversation. How many kids tune that out because "oh that's not going to happen to me?"
So when it happens, it hits them a little harder.
Sort of like the "don't get pregnant" conversation. How many kids tune that out because "oh that's not going to happen to me?"
So when it happens, it hits them a little harder.
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