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What is going on guys?

Welcome back to the channel, today I've got some more entitled parent stories for you.

My headphones affect the education of Karen's poor baby, so let's start off with some background.

All of this happened about a year ago at a cleaning job I had to pay my way through university.

I was registered with a cleaning agency who would send me to various different places

to clean, one of which was a very expensive and pretentious private school for kids under

11.

Seriously, this place was like Hogwarts, and I went there about once a fortnight, dying

game by the way.

Another relevant is that I have autism, which means I often struggle with loud and high-pitched

noises, which made working in a school full of screaming kids quite hard.

I worked out a deal with my boss at the school, whereby when the kids were out in the playground

being super loud, I would clean places that would off limits to them and wear headphones.

When they went into lessons and were quiet, I would do the public spaces, and this all worked

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