You worked here? Yeah. How old are you? 13. Oh my god. Is that enough? In this viral TikTok, we allegedly hear a 13-year-old working at a Chick-fil-A owned by his dad. The union advocacy group that posted it says that kids are working dangerous jobs. Because taking drive-through orders and slinging waffle fries at a Chick-fil-A your dad owns sounds like the definition of danger. But working as a teenager is actually a path to having a successful career. And there's research the back side up. In 2016, study, for example, found the teenagers who worked 20 hours a week during their senior year earned about 12% more after they graduated than their non-working peers. And the teenagers who have jobs feel the benefits. As one high school student told the New York Times, my job has helped me in many ways. I was super shy before I started and now I am more confident with myself. Stop treating teenagers like delicate flowers. Let them work, make money, and learn some life skills.