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jvfunn1 — 9 years ago(December 06, 2016 09:15 PM)

Why did that lady named Paula come for an interview to be a nanny for the kids if she doesn't do laundry, dishes, cooking, change diapers, dinners, bathrooms, or reading. I mean that's what someone would expect you to do as a nanny. What did she just expect to come over and watch tv all day and get a paycheck from Miranda? Idiot lady!

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That is a good question but that is what she must have thought she was expected to do, even through she didn't even think or even care that all the kids were potty trained. And I know that Miranda did point that up, but they might have used that for a perfect set up for Daniel Hillard to get the job. But you have to remember that Miranda gave Lyida the signal to scratch her off the list. But I don't think that they were looking at all day, at best the same hours that Mrs. Doutbfire had 3:00-7:00 PM from the time that the kids got hone from school, to the time that Miranda got home.

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Some people do. I guess she just thought picking the kids up from school and keeping them alive long enough for mom to come home was all she needed to do.
Seize the moment, 'cause tomorrow you might be dead.

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