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If kids came with a maintenance plan?

What if kids came with a maintenance plan,  like your car.  What would such a plan contain? What would it exclude? What would the wording be? Could you get the luxury model that includes college, or the general one that covers high school and an entry level job?  What about the budget one? It comes with fries and work experience in a service industry!

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