So let me preface something before we get into the episode.

There's gonna be a lot of you upset with me in this episode because some of you are gonna go talk to your parents,

to your friends, to your counseling, your teacher.

Why did you make me go get this degree and some parents are gonna watch this video?

You're gonna send this to your kids that say,

why did you major in this and waste mommy and daddy's money?

Because the unemployed people that are watching this, you're not going to be very happy.

You want some numbers here, check this out.

According to researchers, to researchers at Labor Analytics

Form Burning Glass Institute and nonprofit Strata Education Foundation, they tracked the career

paths of 10 million individuals, analyzing the resumes of workers who graduated between 2012 and 2021.

Within one year, 52% of them after graduating are underemployed.

Within five years, 45%, within 10 years 45 percent within ten years 45 percent and if you're

wondering what is the definition of under employment according to Federal

Reserve Bank of New York it means working in a job that typically does not require a bachelor's degree so you spend $200,000

$100,000 of your parents money maybe your own money maybe you got a Sally

Mays right now that you're dealing with making those payments and you have a job right now that

has nothing to do with your degree and guess what we're going to give you some data

today you know what that data we're going to give you what data has the lowest

unemployment rate in America today and a bunch of other things. It definitely makes you question

today's educational system because we were promised you go get this job

guaranteed pay benefits. Let me go get a college degree but that promise is no longer as accurate as it once used to be today.

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