From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

So I was just thinking about graduation.

You got high school graduations, college graduations going on right now.

I was at the store and I saw some graduation cards that were on display by the checkout.

It reminded me of something.

I've got a non-relationship with college level education at this point in my life.

I've got a college degree.

My dad, he was the second person in his family's history, his older brother being the first

to ever go to college.

I mean, that's helped the trajectory of my family lineage and that sort of thing.

On the other hand, there's an awful lot of going to college for no reason other than

to just kill four years and have a good time.

It's happening in America right now and I'm not sure it's doing society any good.

Well, I know it's not doing society any good.

You got a whole bunch of people that are no better ready to make a living than they were

before they went in, but they've got a whole bunch of debt and a weird view of the world.

So right and we're supporting a permanent class of these bureaucrats who run luxury diploma

mills and control education in the country.

And it dotternates students into just sick ideas too.

But I saw this graduation card, man, I don't know if anybody actually bought it.

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