News Voices Valley Voices Thu., April 5, 2007 Jack Borley: "I think the problem we face today is the impatience of society in general, everyone wants instant gratification. It's a 'now' and a 'me' society. Children are more exposed to a lack of values, respect and reward. When I was young, we earned it and we were willing to pay our dues. The family unit is a thing of the past because commitment is hard work and people today aren't as willing to work hard." (The Spokesman-Review) Twitter Email Reddit SMS Jennifer Laruejlarue99@hotmail.com The Spokesman-Review Jack Borley: "I think the problem we face today is the impatience of society in general, everyone wants instant gratification. It's a 'now' and a 'me' society. Children are more exposed to a lack of values, respect and reward. When I was young, we earned it and we were willing to pay our dues. The family unit is a thing of the past because commitment is hard work and people today aren't as willing to work hard." (The Spokesman-Review) Q: Five people outside of the Spokane Valley Toys R Us were asked the following question: What parenting problems do you face today that your parents didn’t face when you were young?