I hate people who tell people you got to have a backup plan.

No, you don't need a backup plan.

In my personal opinion, you should go after what you want to go after and then also work towards it.

Work towards it.

Don't be like, okay, you know what?

I got this.

I want to do this.

But if that don't work out, then I'm just do this.

Hi, my wonderful sweet babies.

It's Destin Choice, and you're listening to my podcast, Time Out with Choice.

Now, I wanted to get on here specifically and speak on the epidemic of forcing your damn kids to go to college. Now let me just start by saying that this isn't going to be one of those videos where, because I know this is really common now. Like this new generation, like Gen Z or whatever, they love to like bash people who go to college or people who want to go to college or not even Gen Z people. People who are of like the Gen Z mentality love to say, oh, college is a scam, is this and that? And I kind of used to have that mindset. But one thing I got to say is there's a massive epidemic of parents forcing their damn kids to go to college. I started out by saying that college is only a scam if you're going to college to learn sign language or some shit. If you're going to college to learn about the history of oranges or you want to go to college to learn how to be a travel agent. Save your damn money and I

know this is coming from someone who didn't go to college but honestly save your damn

money because the internet is like an unlimited resource that has created opportunity.

You have motherfuckers on TikTok who are offering to be travel agents and freelance travel

agents who have no type of degree at all. All they can do is vouch for all the people that they've

helped. With Airbnb offering all their filters and stuff, how you could choose this, choose that,

oh, you want a pool, you can have a pool or you want a backyard. Oh, if you want a house,

oh, oh, oh, oh, like with, you know, with apps like TripAdvisor and all these other apps, they're pretty much taking your jobs because you know how they always tell us when we were younger, even though a lot of us always thought it was full of shit and like laughed it off. When we were younger, at least one teacher always told us that robots were going to take our jobs. Some pretty scary warnings about the future of work.

The robots will be able to do everything better than us.

A recent study found up to 670,000 U.S. jobs were lost to robots between 1990 and 2007,

and that number is likely to go up.

A widely cited study from 2013 found nearly half of all jobs in the U.S. are in danger of being

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