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Ways for Teenagers to Make Extra Cash My memories about being a teenager are colored in gold. Not that everything was bright and easy back then; I bet, for many people, adolescence is harsh. But I still tend to think about this period of my life with warmth and sympathy. First love, rejection and recognition, peer pressure, high school problems, juvenile ambition and idealism: those were valuable experiences, which made me the person I am today. I was preoccupied and worried about a thousand things and one of the most overwhelming problems I remember having back then was the constant lack of money. Not that .I was materialistic: money was a symbol of freedom. Be it a date with a girlfriend, a new video game I wanted to buy, a pair of sneakers, or anything' else, I needed money desperately. And, as any teenager, I could not ask my parents for it that easily: first of all, I did not want to be a reeloader, and secondly, I did not want to involve my parents in things I was into. So, at some point, I realized I needed to start making my own money. Even today, I think this was one of the best decisions I ever made. Why? Mostly because I learned there is no such thing as easy money. When you are given some, you take it easy. When you earn some, you start valuing every dollar. So l tried a number of legal ways to earn money, and here is what I did. I always liked to draw. I never attended any art school, and no one taught it to me, but I remember myself with a pencil in my hands since the age of four. Starting from doodles and ugly stuff, I gradually learned the basics of composition, sketching, and shading. I bought a book on anatomy for painters, and tried copying muscles, bones, and tissues from there. I learned to draw human bodies although facial features are something I cannot draw well enough, even today. Anyways, I figured out I could earn money by drawing. Another way I tried to make money was working as a courier. You have probably seen guys like me in movies: a teenager boy on an old bike throwing newspapers·anywhere but where he is supposed to. Well, that was me. I did my best for several months, but I still gave up in the end. I hated it. Waking up early in the morning, getting out regardless of the weather outside, riding back and forth past barking dogs. And it did not pay well either. After this job, I tried a plethora of other ones: 'washing cars, working at my local grocery store, helping people clean their garages or walk their dogs, and so on. It was more fun than throwing newspapers around because I could meet new people, many of whom were nice. Another thing I did was tutoring. I was pretty good at math, so I helped younger children in the neighborhood to get on track-and their grateful parents were kind to pay me for this. And although I am sure I had little talent in teaching, I like to think I helped someone. Anyways, there are many ways for a teenager to earn extra cash. My firm belief is that the earlier one starts doing it, the better. Working in teenage years is like a demo-version of what awaits for you in the future, and it is in your best interest to adapt to it-and obviously, such labor should be voluntary. Source: https://academichelp.net/ Which part of the text is the closing? A. Anyways, there are many ways for a teenager to earn extra cash. B. Another way I tried to make money was working as a courier. C. I never attended any art school, and no one taught it to me, but I remember myself with a pencil in my hands since the age of four. D. I learned to draw human bodies-although facial features are something I cannot draw well enough, even today. E. But I still tend to think about this period of my life with warmth and sympathy.

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