Will you give up shouting, fighting, grumbling for a week? If there is a price for that, how much will you wear to do all your tasks in discipline?
The 6-year-old Indian boy has agreed to do all the tasks according to the schedule without crying, shouting, fighting and grumbling for a week for Rs 100.
Every day he can get Rs 10.
But if he keeps doing this for a week, he produces an extra Rs 30.
Going with the name Batla_G, Twitter’s handle has shared this extraordinary agreement, written by him in his handwriting, designed on a piece of paper that is most likely taken from a copy.
Speaking to Etimes, he said, “I did not give an incentive to my child not to cry or be angry.
The schedule was like a broad time table that we both were designed together as a fun activity and motivation to receive incentives at the end of the day.
Added to teach him about financial and teaching Private savings.
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“He was really excited to get Rs 10 notes he put in his piggy bank at the end of the day and looked forward to him all day and he did not have to follow the time table exactly but even if he tried to be a concern from a broad schedule, he got his bonus.
He looked forward to savings and buy new toys at the end of the month, “he said.
I and 6 years signed and today’s agreement for daily schedules and bonuses related to performance 😂 pic.twitter.com/b4vbktl8gh- batla_g (@batla_g) 1, 2022
The agreement requires alarm time and time waking together with time and time of milk.
“The 10 minute wake time is for” Papa, only 10 minutes, please “negotiations in the morning,” explained the Father in another tweet.
All day has been divided into priority to play time, tennis and school work.
In accordance with the agreement there is a cleaning time from 9pm to 9:30 a.m.
The agreement believes that sleep must be around 10 hours from 10pm to 8 in the morning.
“The bonus is not associated by not crying or shouting but for the overall performance for that day,” The Father explained in the tweet a day later in response to the clarification sought by netizens on a bonus.
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