Dave Ramsey

That's okay.

I just self-edited right there on the air.

Good move.

All right.

Yeah, so guys, anytime you're a college student or you have a college student and they say, I have the money for tuition, should they invest that instead on a mutual fund?

Always tuition, assuming they're studying something that is marketable.

Don't get a degree in left-handed puppetry or German polka history.

You'll be a barista.

Okay, that's not what I'm saying.

What I am saying is get a degree that's usable in the marketplace, and the knowledge that you put in your tool belt will make you valuable in the marketplace.

That is the best return.

The increased income over the remainder of your life when you properly do education on something that's relative in the marketplace is the best return on investment there is.

Matt's in Philadelphia.

Hi, Matt.

How are you?

So if you hired someone, what would they do?

Which would allow you to do more machines, but you don't have more work.

Can you get more work?

Okay.

The big shops are dealers?