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Oh my gosh, it is graduation season once again.

And shockingly, I have never been invited to give a commencement speak.

And I think I would be a great commencement speaker.

So here is my advice to the graduating class of 20, 23.

And I'm talking about college, because seniors,

you know, I've got a high school senior. She's graduating in a few short weeks. She has made

the choice to go to college. Her dad and I have made it plain to her that if she doesn't want

to go to college, if she wants to work, she can do that. There are a lot of people in this generation.

We touched on it today on the Stuart Farnie show on Fox Business.

It's called fun employment.

And so there's an entire generation of people who are graduating college who want to enter the workforce so they can enjoy fun employment because it's so much fun to not work.

It's really great to just sleep as late as you

want, have someone throw food at your headhole. There are all these generational stereotypes we have

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