This is from the Daily Mail, but it's something that gets brought up from time to time,

and I have kind of a personal story with it. And it's whether college is still worth it,

sending your kids to college. There's a new report which highlights a list of a bunch of

high-paying jobs that require no college degree and little to no experience.

Now, this is different, but your boy, Dan Foley came in here roughly a month ago.

Dan Foley from Foley Mechanical, yeah.

And Dan Foley told me, I asked him, I have a nephew.

Now, he is in junior college, but a couple couple years ago, I kind of started telling him when he

was in high school, you know what you could do? You could go into like HVAC and kill it. And so he's

taken a course per year. He's working at a restaurant, but he's taking a course per year in, you know,

air conditioning, HVAC and all that sort of thing. And what Dan Foley told me is he said his techs,

he's got a ton of techs who makes six figures. Right. So it's there. Um, you know, I think that that I know that the way that Eric and I grew up, the way you grew up, college was kind of just expected.

Yeah.

And I think for a lot of kids, college is expected in your, you know, where you're coming from.

But if you do the math, for a lot of people that aren't fortunate to have their college

paid for, and they take student loans, they can come out of college with $200,000, $300,000 in debt.

Very easily.

And it takes forever to pay that off if you just end up landing a job for, say, 50 grand. Let's see you get a business degree and you get some marketing job and you're making 50 grand. Yeah. Like, are you better off doing that? Yeah, but that's not a new dilemma, by the way. It's not a new dilemma. This is a dilemma a long time. It's become more stark now.

Because tuition is so expensive.

Yes.

Tuition, I mean... It's going up every year.

I had a financial planner when Kelsey was born.

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