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13 Year olds cannot get jobs. You may be able to babysit for a family though. You need to be 14 to get a job, and you need a work permit.
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Im 13 and you want a job in Mckinney?
In McKinney or have to be older than 13 to have a job. most kids here just like to have fun. that's why 13yearold kids don't have a job.
If There is this 13yearold who you think likes some one else...how do you get her to like you?
Just be yourself, it worked for me. good luck
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