Kurt sighed angrily. “I still cannot believe there’s such a thing as the ‘right’ kindergarten, let alone how much money and effort and testing it takes to get into it. Testing, Blaine. He’s five years old. Since when do you have to know stuff to get into kindergarten? Why can’t we just sign him up at the local public school like when I was five?”

“That’s not how it works in New York,” Blaine said.

“You mean that’s not how it works in New York when you have money,” Kurt said in a snide tone.

“We need to do what’s best for Colin,” Blaine said.

“I know,” Kurt said. “It just pisses me off.”

“It’s a terrible system, but there’s nothing we can do about it.”

Kurt nodded and picked up another application form from the stack on the desk. “How much do we have to bribe this one?”