Nick Pell

Sure, okay, that definitely sounds like getting through law school, but I could have developed the same work ethic and stick-to-itiveness by learning, I don't know, to be an electrician, maybe, or something like that.

Sure, okay, that definitely sounds like getting through law school, but I could have developed the same work ethic and stick-to-itiveness by learning, I don't know, to be an electrician, maybe, or something like that.

Okay, well that tracks. That is college in a nutshell. So how do you think that you ended up more or less working in your field writing and researching rather than asking for my order at a local coffee shop like many aspiring writers?

Okay, well that tracks. That is college in a nutshell. So how do you think that you ended up more or less working in your field writing and researching rather than asking for my order at a local coffee shop like many aspiring writers?

Okay, well that tracks. That is college in a nutshell. So how do you think that you ended up more or less working in your field writing and researching rather than asking for my order at a local coffee shop like many aspiring writers?

So I am dying to get into this with you today because I just don't know if I agree. And I think a lot of people listening are like, is this guy crazy? Why should someone spend $50,000, $100,000? $200,000 for a degree in French poetry or sociology or whatever.

So I am dying to get into this with you today because I just don't know if I agree. And I think a lot of people listening are like, is this guy crazy? Why should someone spend $50,000, $100,000? $200,000 for a degree in French poetry or sociology or whatever.

So I am dying to get into this with you today because I just don't know if I agree. And I think a lot of people listening are like, is this guy crazy? Why should someone spend $50,000, $100,000? $200,000 for a degree in French poetry or sociology or whatever.

It just sounds like a gigantic waste of money when they could just go out and get a job or they could go to trade school and learn how to be a plumber or a carpenter and get a job that actually exists where there is a current demand for those services in every state.

It just sounds like a gigantic waste of money when they could just go out and get a job or they could go to trade school and learn how to be a plumber or a carpenter and get a job that actually exists where there is a current demand for those services in every state.

It just sounds like a gigantic waste of money when they could just go out and get a job or they could go to trade school and learn how to be a plumber or a carpenter and get a job that actually exists where there is a current demand for those services in every state.

Okay, so why would somebody want to go into the trades if they can potentially make more money with a college degree?

Okay, so why would somebody want to go into the trades if they can potentially make more money with a college degree?

Okay, so why would somebody want to go into the trades if they can potentially make more money with a college degree?

Sure, but it sounds like you think everyone else who doesn't want to be in a trade should go to college.

Sure, but it sounds like you think everyone else who doesn't want to be in a trade should go to college.

Sure, but it sounds like you think everyone else who doesn't want to be in a trade should go to college.

So we're comparing a college degree against a high school education, or a college education against a high school education. Yeah, okay. Thanks for joining us on Skeptical Sunday. We'll see you next week. Now, obviously, the elephant in the room here is the student loans, right? Unless they get forgiven by the president or whatever. I mean, $37,000, that's not nothing. Plus...

So we're comparing a college degree against a high school education, or a college education against a high school education. Yeah, okay. Thanks for joining us on Skeptical Sunday. We'll see you next week. Now, obviously, the elephant in the room here is the student loans, right? Unless they get forgiven by the president or whatever. I mean, $37,000, that's not nothing. Plus...

So we're comparing a college degree against a high school education, or a college education against a high school education. Yeah, okay. Thanks for joining us on Skeptical Sunday. We'll see you next week. Now, obviously, the elephant in the room here is the student loans, right? Unless they get forgiven by the president or whatever. I mean, $37,000, that's not nothing. Plus...