My kids don't get an allowance

19 Apr 2026 · 0 min
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In this YouTube monologue, the speaker, Nick Kugelman, argues against giving children an allowance. He believes that paying kids a set amount on a weekly basis teaches a false expectation that money is earned simply by waiting, which does not reflect how the real world works. Instead, he views household chores—making the bed, doing laundry, preparing lunch, and cleaning up—as the basic cost of living in the family home. These tasks should be performed as a responsibility, not as a paid job, because rewarding them with money would undermine the lesson that work must be earned by solving problems or providing value.

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