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    I usually speed things up. If they say they need care outside of my hours or some other request I don't do I tell them no and then state since you need XXX and I don't provider that, then basically end the interview. I have just flat out told a family to leave as I will not be taking their child due to behaviour issues. they where not happy about it.

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