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Do you guys think college students nowadays have a better chance of being just as or more successful than our parents in today's world?

And I ask this because as a college student myself, it's about to graduate

with no student debt, I have $50,000 saved and I have a job lined up. Fortunately, but unfortunately

inside of the state, I live in and away from family. I'm nervous to move out. And I know a lot of people

my age and this situation feel the same way. But I know a lot of people are age and the situation feel the same way.

But I know a lot of people are nervous and don't know if they can move out financially.

But do you think people in today's world have the same chance that our parents did?

And also people in my situation, what can you give to them that don't know if they can move out financially?

Well, you do have the same chance. I don't think, you know, you get into a crazy game if you start going, well, what are the changes back in the 60s? And, you know, and that probably seems like ancient history to you.

But no, I think college students have the same exact chances of being successful.

I think they have some things that are going in their favor.

I think that older generations, you might be able to say, well, maybe they had a couple

advantages because of this.

But the one that sticks out to me, George, is the student loan issue that just was not a

handicap to people that are older.

Yeah.

But in your case, Jeremy, you, you're the asterisk.

You don't have any debt.

So I think the second question is the one that we can tackle, and that is how do you overcome this barrier to entry, this thought process that, oh, I can't live on my own or I can't move away.

George, you want to tackle that one first? I've got thoughts.

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