Jason Tyler

Wow, that's an amazing quote.

You touched on school districts there.

I want to get your opinion on just kind of the state of schooling as it is right now.

I know, you know, I have plenty of friends that are teachers and they're like, man, these kids are uncontrollable these days.

You know, the kids, they can't learn, they can't read.

What's your kind of general prognosis of what's going on in schooling nowadays?

There's not a lot of innovation, right?

It's not really a one size fits all kind of situation.

It's very tailored.

Like the ideal situation for me, like I did great in school.

I was, you know, I was two GPA points under the valedictorian of my high school.

Impressive.

I was top 2% in math in my SATs.

Like, I was great at school.

And then I got into college where I had a lot more freedom.

And I was like, oh, I don't actually like doing any of this at all.

I was doing it for survival back in school because it's just what I had to do.

But now I'm in college and I have autonomy and freedom.

Talk to me a little bit about, like...

The structure of schooling as it is, right?