Read this paragraph. Omar is looking forward to summer. He’ll be in the Juniors group on his swim team, and he expects the tough
competition will help him improve his backstroke time. He is also looking forward to a trip to the mountains with his grandparents. If he can save $75 before the trip, he wants to try the mountain zip line described as "not for the faint of heart.” Unfortunately, Omar’s earning potential is limited. At 14 years old, it’s tough to get a "real” job, and the other prospects are limited. Omar asked a few neighbors about mowing their yards, but everyone prefers to mow their own. He has considered offering babysitting services to his aunt, but the thought of watching his wild little cousins is not appealing. Omar is facing a problem with
Omar is facing a problem with financial mainly. Than him knowing his wild little cousins must mean it's alot of responsibility, so Omar may not want that. But he has to babysit them for the money. So has two choices one to back out or two, too do the job and toughen up. <span />
