If you go to school and get good grades, then you can get into a good college.

So when you graduate, you can get a nice, safe, secure, high-paying job.

We're going to throw that load of malarkey right out the window.

Sorry for the language.

I do apologize for that.

But today, I ain't censoring myself.

And I said it.

I'm Jason.

And I'm Bresjet.

And you're listening to The Modest Shopin Movement.

Music Jason. And I'm Bridget. And you're listening to The Modest Shopping Movement. What's up, guys? We're back and we are, dude, it's on today, Bridgett. Welcome to the studio.

Yeah, so fun. I guess we're starting because you kind of started.

And I was like, oh, whoa, okay, here we go.

Should I start again?

No, it's fine.

It is fine.

Today we're talking about, well, we've got a couple of things on the agenda as far as

learning to love to learn.

But I mean, how many of us were told that if you go to school

and you get good grades, so you can get into college, then you can get a high paying job,

I think that's deep in our culture. And to really answer this, and I'll tell you, I feel very strongly

about this, this is just a load of garbage that we buy into that because that that's not and I'll prove it to you we

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