>> I think the drop center, where people give the
same amount of hours to the center as they use,
sounds like the best alternative.
>> And it's the least expensive option. All the
university has to do is provide a facility.
The parents can take care of the scheduling,
the child care, and the organizing.
>> You're right. It's the easiest solution
and requires the least amount
of commitment from the university.
I can't imagine why they won't like it.
>> Yeah.
>> Look, guys, I know
it seems like the simplest
and the cheapest solution,
but let's just think
it through for a minute.
You know, what if one parent has to go to class,
and the next parent hasn't shown up yet?
Or what if some of the parents
abuse the system?
And who's responsible for cleanup?
And who keeps all the records?
Before we jump on the bandwagon,
I just think we need to make a list of issues
like this that we'll have to address.
>> You're right. And those are issues
I've thought about, as well.
Maybe we did get a little carried away.
The administration is bound
to ask all sorts of questions.
We need to be able to anticipate
any potential problems.
>> I agree.
>> Good idea.