There's so many people, including me, literally look at college for their kids.

I mean, you have to debate whether or not it's just a total waste of time and money.

You know, I'm not confident I learned a whole lot in college, right, that I didn't know beforehand, right?

I think you learned the social skills.

You know, do I remember anything about multilinear statistics? No, of course I don't, right? I think you learned the social skills. Do I remember anything about multilinear

statistics? No, of course I don't, right? It's, it's so many of the people I graduated with,

as I said before, you know, and not be able to calculate a mortgage, not be able to calculate a car

payment. So many of life skills aren't being taught. And that to me is deeply depressing, right?

And then, and frankly, I went to a business school, right?

Let alone go to liberal arts college where they're teaching you basket weaving 101 and you come out, you know, $300,000 in debt.

And you can never dig your way out from under that debt.

And so I think the whole system has to be shoken up in a big way. God bless. If you can pay for it,

you know, go major and basket weaving. But you literally have college debt that lingers over

people's heads for 30 years. That's not fair. When a school actually teaches them no tangible skills,

but kind of dupes them saying that they're going to come out with the greatest careers, right?

And so, you know,

Hey, I'm Ryan Wimpy. I'm originally from Tulsa, born and raised here.

I went to a small private liberal arts college and got a degree in business, and I didn't learn anything like they're teaching here.

I didn't learn linear workflows. I learned stuff that I am not using, and I haven't been using for the last nine years.

So what they're teaching here is actually way better than what I got at business school.

And I went what was actually ranked as a very good business school.

The linear workflow, the linear workflow for us and getting everything out on paper

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