So we've seen a structural shift away from the public school.

The private school has seen a 7% increase since 2017 alone.

And these trends were already in place, but this accelerated them.

You don't see a tectonic change like this overnight.

Or something that is so intrinsic to the life experience.

If your kids are in fourth grade, and you've got a kid in fourth grade and a kid in eighth

grade and a kid who's senior in high school, the moment at which you start going, you

know, I'm going to let my senior finish, but I'm going to pull my fourth grader and maybe

my eighth grader out of the public school and homeschool them.

This is like saying, I think we're not going to live in a house.

We're going to live in a tent.

This is a dramatic shift.

It's not good or bad, I think it's good, but this is a dramatic shift.

And think of all the things that are conspiring against you to become a homeschool family.

Number one, who's going to do the teaching?

This is scary thought for most people.

In almost no homes, is there a person who was already a teacher available to teach?

I don't know about you.

I loved school.

I am a believer in a lifetime of learning, and I'm committed to that as is my wife.

And I preach this to my kids.

Now what they do when they leave home, I can't know.

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