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Marv (Robo Pop) Marinovich obviously takes great delight in working with his children. While this is normally a great situation, in this particular case, I have my doubts.
What would happen if he were training his children to be physicists or musicians? If his 9-year-old failed to understand the theory of relativity, would he be forced to run eight miles behind a car to pay for it? Or if he 2-year-old prodigy violinist messed up at a recital, would he be made to do push-ups for strangers?
EDWARD PSCHEIDT, Costa Mesa
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