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Let's talk about student debt. It's as American as milk that isn't milk.

Millions of Americans are college graduates, which is great. College provides you job skills.

It exposes you to new ideas. It gives you a friend named Chad who's like a brother,

even though he spilled bon water all inside your car. I love you Chad, but you're a dick.

But because America doesn't properly subsidize higher education like almost every other

development in the world, the number of Americans with student debt is higher now than ever before.

And student debt is a lot like an STD. Yes, you can get it by accident in college,

but then it follows you around for the rest of your life. And when I say the rest of your life,

I mean it. There is a ticking time on the looming over the American economy, nearly two

trillion dollars in student loans owed by 50 million borrowers. And this is not just a problem for

younger Americans. Those over 50 years old have the fastest growing student loan debt burden

of any age group. 40% of Americans 65 and older are in default and Washington will collect

by garnishing the social security of seniors in default. We met Seraphina Galante on the

campus of San Diego State. Galante had to pause making payments four times for various life problems.

But the bigger issue, she got older. She can only work part time. Her monthly payment $176 is

income based and doesn't even cover the interest. This is going to follow you forever.

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