Great work "poster"

[Hay Dude]

I'd say working at McDonalds is a pretty harsh penalty. Lol.

But seriously, the taxpayer shells out 100’s of thousands to send a kid to college 4 years? It is a big risk with taxpayer money.
Many go on to never use that degree. Thats one reason why government should stay out of higher education loans.

 

[Fixastuff]

$15 an hour.

I hear they're hiring, go for it!

 

[riptides]

The whole service industry is in a need of a reset.

Remember - Those people working today, will be taking care of you tomorrow.

 

[MossRoad]

I hear they're hiring, go for it!

Been there, done that. Dairy Queen, not McDonalds. Met my future wife there.

 

[airbiscuit]

The GI Bill was a good investment - boosted our economy.

 

[MossRoad]

The GI Bill was a good investment - boosted our economy.

My father got drafted into the Army his 2nd year in college for WWII. He used the GI Bill to pay for the last 2 years.

 

[JDZ735M]

Many go on to never use that degree. Thats one reason why government should stay out of higher education loans.

Plenty of reasons why government should not subsidize or guarantee college loans.

 

[riptides]

Tie government loans to government/public service jobs for a period.

People change through time. What one goes to school for is irrelevant to career choices down the line of time.

 

[rgr33]

These wages these days are a shock to my system.
My first ever job while in high school, was working at a gas station, Sunday’s only, 12 hour days at $1.25 an hour.
My friends would come in for a free windshield cleaning before heading to “buck nite” at the drive in theater.
Never bought anything, as we weren’t the cheapest station in town.

The vineyard crew I have, makes considerably more in 1 hour, as I made in a whole day back then.
Not complaining, just musing, time marches on.