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We weren’t that well off, so I never received pocket-money from my parents. I didn’t understand the concept of receiving pocket-money once a month, so I got a part-time job delivering newspapers when I was in the 6th grade because I wanted to buy snacks and toys like my friends. But my parents scolded me because they thought it was a dangerous job… (laughter) Anyway, my family taught me that if there was anything I wanted, I had to work for it. That’s the mindset all my sisters had, and they went on to graduate college, get jobs and get married.- Though Kim Jaejoong was the youngest in his family with eight older sisters, he was never raised to be spoiled., Harper’s Bazaar 2015 (link)