The average marketing major makes somewhere between $60,000 to $80,000 a year.

The average skilled trades worker after they graduate can make up where of $75,000 to $100,000 a year.

Does every kid have to go to university?

Student debt in the U.S. is at all-time high record levels.

You had gone to college.

You paid all this money.

You had these fancy jobs.

And then you're like, the thing is, well, I want to go be a window cleaner. Like, moms don't love that. The tide is turning in this country, and people are starting

to realize sitting in the office all day isn't for me. For a lot of people, it doesn't make them happy

being behind a screen. Why does it feel like we're working harder and we're getting no further in this country. What the fuck's going on? Hey, it's Cody Sanchez and welcome back to

the Big Deal podcast for those who don't just want to be rich, but free and do what actually takes to get there.

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