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I was really proud of Shakuria this evening for stepping up and talking to other members about doing chores Due to 2 members being on maternity and census being low each member got 2 chores. Staff apologized and explained about the chore list may not seem fair and why they all got 2 chores but chores had to be done. Members started to complain and Shakuria got them all quiet and gave a little speech about the chores and getting weekend passes and consequences. And when staff went to check the chores one member had not did such a good job and it was Shakuria that got her to come and complete her chore.
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