Dave Ramsey

a degree in a two-year degree from the associates college uh local community college in entrepreneurism and then she decided she wanted to be a stay-at-home full-time mom i can make the case that she's better at being a stay-at-home mom because of that education could you

Yeah, I can see that.

She's raising the next generation of entrepreneurs, and she actually knows something about it.

Okay?

And so education, you know, again, but she also has the option of joining her husband's business and helping him run it because she knows something about accounting.

Right.

So education has a value, and the value, if it's usable education, I don't want her to get a degree.

You've heard me.

We don't want them to get degrees in left-handed puppetry.

That's a waste.

Well, I want a well-rounded left-handed puppetry.

No, that's bull crap.

That's just you want to go to school and play beer pong.

That's all that is, and that's not what we're talking about here.

But if there is some kind of...

let's call it continuing education after high school, trade school of some kind, a entrepreneurism program of some kind that is a formal certification program, that would add options to her life, even though there's a probability that she's going to be a full-time mom because she's been taught to enjoy that and to value that.

I don't care.

I mean, I'm fine if she does that.

My wife's been a full time mom for 40 years and we're not Amish.

So, you know, I mean, I mean, I place a value on that.