Please allow me to digress a bit.
In Colorado, prisoners were allowed to work as telemarketers. It was sold as teaching prisoners workplace skills while funding the state as the telemarketing companies paid the state for such work. The companies loved the idea because they could pay the state and the prisoner a fraction of what it would cost to pay a minimum wage worker.
People complained that it was a bad idea, many politicians even said it was a bad idea. Yet the companies and the state of Colorado assured everyone that prisoners will be monitored, no fraud will happen as financial information will be transferred from them and that safeguards will be in place. Guess what? Fraud occured, in large amounts. Still, the programs continued.
Then dropped the other shoe, a convicted sex offender used the telemarketing job the state prison system gave him in order to hook up with 16 year old girls. Practically the next day it was discovered, the telemarketing from prison program was shut down.
My point? If LL isn't very careful, history might repeat itself.
I would like the best of both worlds, a place for teens, and a place for adults.
It might be able to happen so long as a lot of good precautions are made. I hear a lot of good ideas, yet I don't hear anything from LL saying that such ideas will be considered and implemented.
If the precautions aren't well thought out and carried out, trouble will result.