46% of American parents would prefer their kids to go an alternate route to college.

Yeah, I'm so glad I didn't go to college. I think it would have been a massive mistake.

When you're seeing how much plumbers and electricians are making right now, it's crazy.

If you're an okay HVAC technician, you should be making six figures.

What happens when two guys with no college degree start asking big questions? For Graham

Stephan and Jack Selby, it meant founding the iced coffee hour, a platform for powerful

conversations shaping how millions think about money and meaning. There are plenty of places

throughout the United States where you could still

buy a house for 250 grand. Just ask why do you need to own a home right now? I think renting

is a cheaper, better choice. The only thing it really comes down to is... Is there a specific

number that if you can save this much money, it becomes a game changer in your ability to invest and win.

I'll be a f***.

Okay, guys, 41% of recent college grads are working in a job that does not require a degree.

I could have brought so much more data about how many aren't working in their

degree field. I bring this up because all three of us, college is not a thing for us. I'm a dropout.

You didn't finish college. Is that correct? Jack's the most educated of all three of us.

Some college is the box i can check

when i'm asked my education i've got three and a half years so so and then i was just boom i was gone

um the reason i bring this up uh is because i'm curious about your opinions looking back

i decided i'm not doing it or i'm dropping out. How do you feel about the decision now? Yeah, I'm so glad I didn't go to college. I mean, I was really worried in high school. I remember so many people were telling me, I think you're making a mistake. Maybe you just take a gap here and then you reapply. And I'm so glad I just didn't listen to those people I think it would

have been a massive mistake and I had no way of paying for it so like looking back if I were to go I

probably would have done the community college route but I'm glad I didn't do that be more specific

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