Jessica Tarlov

It was $35,000 when I went.

It's $70,000 now.

And I look at the world, right?

I'm out here functioning.

I work with people who are paid tremendous amounts of money.

don't want to be the folks surrounding my kids.

My husband works in finance.

And we'll see what happens.

I hope that the school is fantastic for her.

He went to public school.

A lot of his friends have huge jobs, right?

And at some point, we will end up in the private school system.

Like leading big divisions at financial institutions who the people that I went to school with report to them, right?

But you look at that price tag and going back to what you were just saying about the Gini coefficient for the U.S., it's just wrong at a certain point.

And these are your average students.

good public school, but just, you know, normal thing that a parent moves to a certain place because they have a great school and they want their kids to have... Yeah.

Well, for five.

Yes, I get it.

And most of these schools go through the really good ones in New York City, at least.

They go through fifth grade and then most kids filter into the private school system and they're set up for success with that.