Prove me Wrong: College is a Scam
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And then he cries until someone pays for his student loans.
That’s why religious Oral Robert university paid off all their student loans after Covid with taxpayers money. No one cried about that because they didn’t know🤣🤣🤣🤣it’s online to read…..hush payments
Bold of you to make a claim there’s no evidence for
@@christianlemus44 $1.77 trillion in student loan debt in just america.
@@PurpleOldMaN And all shared by a some ten millions of graduates and those who've already started working and still trying to pay it off, good argument.
@@Fuzzyakm correct, most of which are not being payed for by them, but by organizations they request money from. My point was there is too much student loan debt and not enough quality education to make it remotely worth it
Vocational and Trade schools can really make a difference.
Air Conditioning men make six figures. Driving around in Corvettes on the weekend.
Agreed
Exactly!!
@@oreally8605 true! I know someone whose a HVAC technician and he keeps good money. His wife is a preschool teacher and she's got student loans she's still paying off for her Master's degree.
I had to go to school to be an electrical technician and had to go to a university so my transcripts transferred and allowed me access to become an electrical engineer in 4 years without pulling student loans because of financial aid and scholarships. College is a scam if you don’t know what you’re doing.
Follow your dreams....college or not....but taxpayers shouldn't pay for it.
It’s already subsidized by state governments generally.
@@djarmstrong23lol what are you saying, any money the government creates or spends is tax payer money
i pay my student loans but I honestly wouldn’t mind if the federal government wiped some or all of it. Doesn’t mean i’ll actively support Biden or Bernie though
Taxpayers shouldn't pay for someone's education? For that not so privileged wouldnt it grant them an opportunity?
The irony is, that is exactly the type of person who college is wasted on.
Can barely even form a coherent argument.
I mean it’s not easy to talk in front a crowd in a combative way, he’s not a public speaker you know
Collage is a scam
Yes and no
BINGO.
@@wwbuirkle it is but not everyone gets scammed
I bet you pay for a doctor and a dentist.
I dont understand your comment. Do you pay every student who went to college to be a doctor?
Perhaps you should look at the people who went to school to become a doctor vs the small percentage who become doctors. Also you have to consider that 75% of those premed students are in an avg debt of $200,000.
A person having to pay for a doctor isnt a legit argument regarding the value of a college education @@AnabelleLee100
1:59 Learning how to work in college?
I learned how to work when I was a twelve year old washing dishes in a restaurant. That ethic has served me well in life.
That should have been part of Charlie's response. You learn to work by actually going to a job.
I was going to say. I'm not sure how he decided that when college is essentially a 4 year party of drugs and alcohol with a few hours of memorizing worthless things to pass a test.
Man bun,,,,ugh!
Ok boomer
@@7eVen.si62not a boomer captain. I’m a millennial who went to college.
Wonder how much his parents are paying for him to be there.
Parents?
I think you mean tax payers.
Those young people enter college with commonsense then they walk out with absolute nonsense.
College is *completely different* now
Bus Driver here 90K to 200K a year, got a free CDL Also and All the Best Benefits and retirement. No College Needed.
Yeah but you drive a bus.
Are you serious? 90 to 200K a year? to the commenter who insults that, why would you insult that? This is a person that doesn't deal with soul-sucking politics of a typical corporate job and has job security and makes a great living
Wow, public transportation bus drivers get paid near minimum wage for Los Angeles and Orange County in California. Must be a special circumstance.
@@pax0r32 Yeah I’m not buying that one.
@@torreyintahoeyou must really care what strangers think of you 😢
He disagrees with facts. If you close your eyes the facts don't go away
It's normal, even while listening to Bloomberg I heard a segment where the women were saying that the data shows that college isn't worth it but at the same time they still want to promote College
🫣 huh?
nah, the facts will go away and the people which closed their eyes will stay in eternal bubble of lies.
For someone attending college that student is under educated.
No child left behind.
Learn a trade. Way more practical in the long run.
If you're a man.
@@ragecage_2735 A trade meaning carpentry, welding, plumbing, pipe fitting etc.
@@ragecage_2735 wrong trade buddy. hes talking about work trades, not finance.
False. You don't have to be incredibly smart to get into trade, you just have to be good at what you do. How do you do that? You practice and work, I'm 15 currently and can code pretty well. Im not learning it in school, I learn on my own time and for fun@@ragecage_2735
trade is easy. i will trade you reeses pieces for gummy worms. deal?
Don’t you hate it when people tells you the truth and the truth hurts like hell?!?
I asked the weed man at the gas station (very young guy) why my son doesnt even want to hang out one day a week.. he said; what 15 year old, wants to be with his parents.. NONE. it was a gut punch for me.. but I took it!
Doesn't hurt for me since ik it's definitely worth it for me. Why should I care if the average student isn't benefiting as much from college as I am? Sure, the average effectiveness of a college degree is below ideal, but that's not my case. The average grad rate is 60%? Doesn't matter, my college has a >90% grad rate. So the average degree doesn't lead to a starting salary increase? I'm studying computer science, and so it most certainly will.
Nothing like a 60 yr old professor telling you about the job market
Obviously he said all that cuz he’s not the one paying tuition.
Spent 3.5 years at University on a computer science Bachelors. Dropped out and became a truck driver hauling HazMat. I make 135k a year. I'm very happy and have a very good life. My total college burden was about $14k because of my US GI Bill benefits. Paid back the student loans. Ended up with a great hobby of building and repairing computers for family, friends and co-workers. I don't regret college one bit, but definitely did not need it to make a good living and support my family. Many of my co-workers have a similar story with college, dropping out to make money to support themselves and family.
That could have been your starting salary though.
Skill issue for dropping out ngl
@@anonymus3703 Compare the vacancy with the number of candidates.
@@justsomeguywithoutagirl4956 That may turn out to be a smart move. Blaming everything on skill issue is stupid.
"learning how to work" 😂😂😂
He wants the indoctrination.. this means a certificate to never work a day in his life.. its a scam
College is not a place for that, at least, that's what some highly educated ones say.
My buddy got a quote for a new kitchen island. Not a gut tear out kitchen remodel. Just the island, and this is rural Wisconsin. The quote was 45k. He of course didn’t go with it but the lowest quote was 22k. My point being that these tradesmen can name their price since no one knows how to do anything anymore. Stay away from college young people. It is the biggest scam on earth.
Ya, I suspect trades jobs will soon be considered upper class.
I told a buddy that has almost college age daughters; All you really need to do is go to these trade schools and get educated or hire the graduates to start a business.. youd make more than a doctor in 6 months. -I didnt say they wouldnt have to work, but some things "you just have to do.."
If you get into a decent university for engineering or CS, it's not a scam at all. We're talking about 150k+ starting salaries here.
@@anonymus3703 That's right, but less than 5% student get that chance. So it's still a scam for majority.
@@abnormal010 If you are choosing to pay a college to earn a non-technical degree other than perhaps business and a few other select majors, then you are scamming yourself. Colleges cannot reduce tuition for liberal arts majors but not engineering majors.
They dont want to work
arguably college is more work than an actual job lol
@dragerdet depends what you do. I was a firemedic, trauma nurse, and flight nurse/medic. School was a joke compared to life
Yale tuition will be $90,000 per year this fall. Twenty years ago, it was $30,000. 300% inflation sounds like a scam to me.
ok whats your point? thats a 1 off private school that only the wealthy elite get into. Theres plenty of state schools you can go to for ~$10k (without scholarships) and still major in STEM or accounting or something statisctally good and do great.
@@mountainman6030 name one. Tution across the board has gone up the last 20 years. For example, in 2000, tuition at California State University Long Beach (CSULB) was $1,700, and tuition and fees were $9,080. In 1999-2000, the average tuition at a public 4-year institution was $3,349, with a yearly growth rate of 8.8%.
For the 2023-2024 academic year, California State University Long Beach's tuition and fees are $6,904 for in-state students and $17,200 for out-of-state students. Room and board costs $15,612.
That's a 400% increase.
@@mountainman6030 also, I'm not wealthy and I was accepted into both Cornell and Columbia. That's how I know how much tution was 20 years ago. And CSULB was my fallback school.
$10,000 a year for a state school is still a rip off.
The return on investment (ROI) is rapidly falling. Most people do not know paying compounded interest on a high principal loan amount get significantly tougher.
Yale education hours have been cut in almost half from it's peak
Never ever stop Charlie. You are awsome ❤
Charlie Kirk is a breath of fresh air.
He spot on once again.
Charlie is there giving those students the education the never get and they can't appreciate him.
Charlie should have a debate with Marie Harf.
This is so true, I knew someone that applied for government loans to complete a four year art degree. I’m in the UK. If you go into that sector you have to repay the loan but if you don’t then you don’t have to repay. So tax payers were forced to throw away their money funding a person to…play around. She now works for mental health in a prison, she’s never had a job that she’s needed an art degree.
Wow that's a WIN win for college students in UK. You either get the job of your "dreams" and then make money and pay off the loan or you don't and owe nothing. I wish I could have gone to college under those conditions.
When you are in the trades, you:
1) don't go into massive debt
2) You don't need to get involved in soul-sucking office politics
3) You sleep way better at night actually having physically worked that day
4) You more than likely are not obese like so many are
5) You end up getting to know other people in the trades and you barter with each other for services and even side gigs together to save money, or making money
6) You can look back on your day with the satisfaction of SEEING that you accomplished something.
The best people you will ever meet typically, are tradespeople. Good old fashioned down-to-earth hard-working salt of the earth people, and oh yeah, probably a 90% chance they have conservative values - you know, the kind of people that believe in earning and making your own way in life - no victim mentality excuses
Really inspiring. I am 18 in California and I am a conservative as well. I am about to graduate, and I work better in physical environments, therefore, I want to get into the trades. Thinking heavily about being either a plumber or electrician. I kind of leaning on the electrician side of things as it seems to be less physically demanding and taxing towards your body. My dad keeps pushing college because he went to college in the 1990s and earned a degree in tech for computer science. Though I do not know much about complex things about computers and also get distracted easily while working online. I think going to the trades is a right thing, but he keeps saying I will work with the "Mexican dudes" and says it is hard work. I see it and view it as much easier than college as well as being more financially stable. No debt, and start earning right away. I can earn and live my 20s without having to sacrifice my mental health all for a glorified credential in college that will not get me a job. Trades are in high demand and are a guaranteed high earning job.
@@rohandhanota9944I work at a water utility, it’s state run, have great retirement, mostly easy physical work and multiple depts I can apprenticeship into. I feel like I won a “set for life” lottery 😂
1000% agree! One of my sons will be going into a trade this year, after summer break. For all the reasons you mentioned.
He is an old soul in a young body. A man of few words, and someone who needs to use his hands to feel whole.
I think this will be perfect for him.
@@rohandhanota9944
Please go with your gut. Read my comment above. It sounds like a trade would be perfect for you.
Also, you will be in high demand in 20 years, when everyone has nicely framed papers on their walls, but nobody knows how to replace their own hot water tanks or change a lightbulb!
@@rohandhanota9944 You and Cassiem will both do well.
You will not regret the decision. Your body won't wear down as long as you work smart, use the proper tools which are designed to do the job with less exertion from you, learn about things like Yoga or anything that keeps you limber, and eat properly.
You will have all kinds of cash jobs offered on the side, and you will have excellent benefits, and if you decide to learn about things like framing and roofing and painting and other trades, you can always have your own side projects like rehabbing and selling houses, if you want to, to make excellent side money.
You can live extremely well and like I said, there is no price you can put on for not dealing with office politics crap.
Don't get me wrong, some people are wired for that stuff, but they are typically narcissists and sociopathic types. That sounds over the top to say that, but those are personality traits that thrive in political corporate environments, so if you aren't that, you will suffer spiritually and you will find yourself selling your soul and you don't want that if you can do another path.
GOOD LUCK!
The dude with the Afro and red shirt is extremely patient and willing to use his mind. Refreshing.
because he has a red shirt or an afro?
As someone who recruits workers. I will recruit anyone who has two values. Work ethic and willingness to learn. These two values should have been instilled in you growing up at home. IMHO 😊
I just did a presentation/speech that college isnt the best option to my class of graduating highschool seinors and the amount of people annoyed or upset was suprising. Schools condition these kids young. :(
Obviously 12 years of public school isn't working. Stop the bleeding.
I weep for today’s youth.
Grauduated from a State university in 2006. It was relatively cheap back then. And the career field Im in requires a degree. Fast forward to today, I would never recommend college unless you are going into medicine or becoming an engineer.
i just love listening to this series. entetaining more than majority of TV/OTT shows
“Glorified Credentialing Exercise”. Spot on. 👍🏻
It’s difficult to get people of any age to admit they could possibly be scammed when they have an invested interest.
Nobody wants to admit they could have been manipulated.
So true. Absolutely wonderful.
Immediately after highschool, go to trade school. Trust me it will pay off. I wish I would’ve done it sooner. College is a huge scam.
Should I tell my daughter to be a plumber?
@@torreyintahoe Plumbers are needed!
@@wwebb1 They are but it's a man's job.
You still need doctors, dentists, nurses
@@AnabelleLee100 If that’s your goal go to college.
100% my daughter trains doctors and nurses at health clinics when they're brought online with electronic med systems. She makes 98,000 a year. No college ay all.
I have a degree in Economics and minor in Business Management and will tell you college is a scam! It's a waste of time and waste of money. And I literally got nothing from it, except four more years of partying! LOL
Yep. Degree of marketing here. Could of cut out 70% of my classes and I would of been fine. The college system just wants to milk as much money as they can from you.
Well that is your fault.
Degrees are only good for people who are majoring in Journalism, Engineering, dentistry, and film school.
Accountant here. 95% of what I know and actually do was learned on the job. I tell new accountants or accounting students this.. the degree is a prerequisite to real learning.
@@29_lets_go Personally, I have learned more online researching, reading, and watching UA-cam videos than I ever learned in college. And it's free!
The point IS, you can study and learn for 50 years. It doesnt mean you will be able to perform what you are studying in actual practice. You might suck at it or not be at the level of others who spent the 50 years DOING it. Get it?
Depends on the major. Some jobs have high barriers to entry and require a college degree.
That kid didn’t make one intellectual point the entire time. He’s proving Charlie’s point just by speaking.
Gotta respect the fact he was civil.
FJB and college. Trump 2024
I have three kids that none went to college. First one is a CPhTech., beautician, fitness trainer and has her own meal prep business, the 2nd one is an assistant manager for BOA for 25 years. Lastly my son has been an electrician for 22 years and don't own any college money 😊.
Got a question, how much does your son make in annual salary? I am thinking of becoming an electrician as well as I am about to graduate high school and go into the trades.
@rohandhanota9944 he'd be making more if he had his license. But he's afraid of taking the test because according to him he's been out of school 20 years and is afraid of not passing. His loss. I know he's making $29/hr.
Not bad, I am sure once he gets his license he will be making big bucks. No need to pressure him, let him go by his own pace.
A college student can ask me any question about something they learned in their required classes, and I can google to find the answer. Paying $40,000 to "be educated" is a scam.
A solution is made at 25 °C by adding 45.0 g of glycerol (92.1 g/mol) to 500.0 mL of water. Pure water (18.02 g/mol, 1.00 g/mL) has a vapor pressure of 23.8 torr at 25 °C.
a) Calculate the mole fraction of glycerol, a nonvolatile nonelectrolyte
Mole fraction
b) Calculate the vapor pressure of the solution created.
@@frostedisland7243 a) 0.0173 b) 23.39 torr
Whats my grade Teacher
@@frostedisland7243 and here our brother applesauce crumbled under the pressure =(
College is also a way of hiding unemployment numbers.
Learning how to work is working
You can get an Engineering license as an apprenticeship program in the USA, it takes 8 years, instead of 4 years of school plus 4 years as a junior engineer
I’m a civil engineer and this total BS to even apply for the professional license you NEED to have finished a bachelors in civil engineering and pass an exit exam
@@davidr2299 I also used to think that. I have a civil and mechanical degree and when I was getting ready to take my FE or EIT test with the state I found out that if you have been apprenticing at an Eng. firm for 8 years you are eligible to take the test and if you have an Associate's degree plus 4 yrs as an intern you can take the test. Most people do not know this. I did not know that till a state official in WA and OR informed me of those other options. Most people are told the only way to do it is through college. It may be different in your state, but many states except work experience to get the license. After passing the EIT or FE out here you have to hold it for I think 4 yrs before you can test for a PE, Professional Engineer License, and not have to work under another engineer. Ps School did not help my spelling,
@@davidr2299 It Looks like my last reply did not work. Each state has different requirements to get a PE. When I started preparing for my EIT, or FE test after I finished my Civil and Mechanical engineering degree in OR and WA, I was told if I had work experience or an Associated Deg, I could set for the FE test. After I passed the FE, I would have to work as a junior engineer longer if I used work experience it would be plus 8yrs or if I had an Associate degree it would be plus 4yrs, and if I had a Bachelor it would be 1yr credit for each bachelor deg lowering the time as a FE two 2 year before being eligible to take the PE test
4.0 college grad, learned nothing and I still can't get a job that aligns with my degree because I lack work experience despite my legal and political internships. The system is completely broken.
COME BE A MECHANIC WE NEED THEM
No critical thinking whatsoever!
I've studied and worked in engineering for 30 years and it's also a scam. We just hired a girl last year that had never done Autocad in her life or taken engineering. I trained her and she's now one of our best workers.
His retort at the end. xD "I disagree with you." Great argument there, champ.
A college degree doesn’t make you a doctor, passing the boards makes you a doctor. This guy got scammed.
You can't take your boards until you get your degree...
@@ffjsb but the degree doesn’t make you a doctor. Plus you can get a degree overseas and pass your boards and be a doctor. The degree doesn’t make you a doctor.
@@mostlypeacefuljogger4622 You can't have one without the other. And the degree overseas has to meet certain criteria before it counts. And nowhere did I say the degree makes you a doctor.... SMH.
Complete facts. Charlie Kirk agreed that a doctor needs to go to college in order to please the audience and go by the typical broken medical system in the USA. Here are some facts I have that show that a 4 year degree and the medical system in the USA, needs a overhaul and is not what you think it is with it's propaganda being thrown at you.
College degrees are absolutely useless and are designed to make the colleges and universities rich. They are full of core/general knowledge courses and electives that have zero to do with any real “degree”. Med school is completely separate, so is law school as well as engineering programs. They’re not even attached to your “degree”. They require a set amount of credit hours to get into each specialty school and it doesn’t even matter if it’s a BA or BS. Your real learning of your chosen field starts when you enter the specialty school. You could literally offer a few advanced math and science classes in high school and skip the whole 4 year money laundering scheme. Which is what they do in Europe with higher acceptance rates and people being able to enter med and law school straight out of high school.
Not to mention that in the USA, the hospitals, institutions, corporations, purposely under-staff these facilities and make the pay high to generate more profits and have less staff to pay. It also doesn't help that medical school for many is very hard to get inside of and only a limited number of applicants are accepted. This leads to the demand outpacing the supply of which we are constantly seeing today. Despite all of this, you may think that we need educated people to go into medical school, well what if I told you that medical errors are increasing each year and are becoming one the largest factors of death in the USA. In fact here is a quote from a Google search, "Abstract. Recent studies of medical errors have estimated errors may account for as many as 251,000 deaths annually in the United States (U.S)., making medical errors the third leading cause of death." Apparently, medical schools trying to accept better applicants aren't working. We need an overhaul in our healthcare system. It is broken no doubt. Medical school should probably accept applicants based on entrance exams rather than a useless 4 year degree. It is a much better solution to getting more people and trying to accept "smarter" students is not working. Someone shouldn't have to take classes unrelated to their profession and degree. We got plenty of smart and passionate folks who can, easily and willingly, get into the medical industry but are turned away due to the 4 year degree and the schooling that goes on after it. The European system is much better to integrate, whilst keeping some of our American system strengths. We probably have too any specialists in this country but not enough general practitioners, which, of course, the intense and long schooling that can easily be re-prioritized to the essentials, which will help our country get more of the much needed medical workers that do the job with a passion and not for money. But too bad the hospital lobbies and overall people who run the system are too resistant to change for the better, and want profits first and patients second.
Another sad thing is that more medical professionals are quitting at a higher rate and are also are dying by suicide at higher rates than the general population. Somewhere between 300 to 400 physicians a year in the US take their own lives, the equivalent of one medical school graduating class annually. They apparently don't like the constant stress and workload as a medical professional, and frankly no one can mentally handle the workload without mental health consequences. Even if it means they get paid a lot. Doctors also typically have a shorter lifespan than the general population surprisingly. Because after all, money doesn't mean jack shit if you cannot have free-time and enjoy your life. It is quite alarming that less and less people are getting 4 year degrees and that is a good thing. Time for society to wake up to this stupid shit requirement of needing 4 year degrees for every job. I bet you clowns will be crying when there are no doctors or "smart" people. You will just see females working in healthcare only with less males due to the gender gap and radical feminist ideology. We are definitely trending to less doctors to match the demand and there will be more plumbers, heheheh. So much for your 4 year degree. You cannot force us to take them dumb classes. It is also quite funny how UCLA medical school was busted giving a lecture exam of supporting Hamas and forcing students to pray to baby mama as well as considering modern medicine a white science thing. So even medical schools are being stupid and giving lectures unrelated to the field of which they should be learning about. Expect to see less medical professionals, and more plumbers until the system gets overhauled and universities are taken down once in for all.
Another interesting thing I think that can radicalize and change healthcare in the USA for the better is not universal healthcare right away, but surprisingly, it is right under our noses the whole time. It is veterinarian hospitals. In the USA, are veterinarian hospitals, an example of how human hospitals should be run, especially considering the amount of transparency and costs that are discussed before treatment and procedures, leading to a less potentially, financially burdened system. The reason for high costs in hospitals in the USA is because of lack of transparency and the pharmaceutical industries and corporations controlling the prices along with the insurance companies being willing to pay anything for the high prices. They don't tell you what drugs they use or what the cost is going to be until after the treatment, which is morally wrong and designed for profits instead of people first. This needs to be solved first, then people can begin talking about universal healthcare systems that are similar to Europe. Though the USA does have it's advantages such as very fast care without long wait times and being able to shop around for different care providers, the hospital lobbies need to be taken care of and transparency and costs have to be altered. This role model example isn't even political, you can be a conservative or a liberal and agree that these policies and transparency used in veterinary hospitals are better for society and will reduce our government spending, which the conservatives like, and the liberals can have more money to spend in other areas, so it should be a win win.
Love these videos ❤
Salutations Charlie
He is there to educate these people
It's the arrogance of thinking anyone who isn't college educated has an opinion worth the same as non college educated person
"I disagree with you."... He's disagreeing with facts. 70% of people who waste there time going to college/University either drop out or don't need it. Those facts are pretty supportive of Charlie's claim that it's a scam.
There was another video with this on it, and I was just watching it. It had a comment from a doctor on it stating his college degree was a scam. I wanted to save that video, but YT took it off my watch history, and I was in the middle of watching it. Put it on hold and then it disappeared. This is insane....and infuriating! Of course, not surprising!
Define education. We can get education outside of the four walls of a classroom.
It is unfortunately common and unsurprising that someone would take facts and logic and throw them out over opinions and feelings.
Im a high-school dropout running a successful business for over 40 years. 99 percent of school is a waste of time and money. Why not start a business instead like me and make all of the money if you are so smart .
There are famous people in the entertainment industry that are high school dropouts too who are living the American dream. There are high school graduates that are mediocre in academics who go on to become successful entrepreneurs too.
I dropped out of college after one semester in 2018. Best decision I ever made.
I went to a Tech School that had a 100% employment rate. Never had any protests at my school 🧐
I went to college for 6 years to get my B.A. and I dont even use it. These kids will realize it after they either drop out or when they wont get a job with their piece of paper.
I say it every-time I see these videos. It’s easier to fool someone than it is to convince them that they have been fooled.
I went to learn a trade, and i work IT at a LARGE home retailer, and it didn't bury me so far in debt, i could never get out.
I remember when there were actual shop classes in high school and someone could get a head start taking those for learning the trade
I did a degree in engineering 40 years ago. My nephew has started the same degree - or at least a degree with the same title. He didn’t do high level maths at high school. I told him to be careful, because the hardest part of my degree was the high level maths, which I found to be heavy going stuff. He sailed through his first years with no problems and got really high marks, much better than I did. I asked him how he coped with the calculus, J notation, imaginary numbers and so on that I struggled with - and he didn’t even know what I was talking about. It seems like the current idea is ‘look up the answer on the internet’ or get an app to do it for you.
Thank you for the video.
What if a student is seeking a career in Healthcare? Is college still a scam? Can you become a nurse or doctor without a degree?
I don't think it is. Computer engineering isn't a degree that they hand out to anyone
People forget that schools are also businesses. That's why they love international students regardless of the housing crisis in Toronto.
It's like telling a C-19 vaxed that they risked the safety of themselves and others for nothing. They can't admit to it because of the fear of looking stupid.
"You have a good answer to my poorly formed, generic questions? Well, you're taking advantage of us all, and taking our time." It's like watching an icecube melt in timelapse.
That guy sounded ridiculous. Go home.
THERE'S NO HOPE
There is no way a manager at Walmart gets paid 400k a year...
Charlie makes valid points. Most jobs don't require a college degree.
Dude was super polite
That kid is an example of why college is dumb
They walk around with blinders & ear plugs Charlie. They are being programmed to not see the obvious, so sad...
$175,000 to $400,000 to be a manager at Walmart?
I thought they were making like $22 an hour max.
My Bachelors and Masters degree was paid for by the Army because I served 4 years. Without my degrees, I wouldn’t be earning over 200k a year. College isn’t a scam if you pick a STEM major.
Lol. I've made more than that just with a GED.
Not all stem majors pay that nowadays, along with not all engineering majors either
I can’t believe these kids are this arrogant and ignorant at the same time.
Over $75,000 a year it is a scam
The problem is the definition of education. Both have it wrong!
All i can say is Truth Hurts.
I’ve always been lied to about going to college is a REQUIREMENT of life and getting a good job, you don’t need to complicate a kids life by scamming them that they need to go into debt and work 9-5 jobs.
The funny thing is as the second year I dropped out of college. I kept in touch with two college buddies that went all the way and graduated. By the time they graduated I was making really good money. When they finally got out and entered the workforce I was making more than double than what they were getting if you added their combine salaries. And not only that they had student loans on top of that where I didn't. I agree that colleges are definitely a scam.
I am a Las Vegas native and went to UNLV where this was filmed. I can attest to the fact, that 100% certainty, that college is a scam.
I learned to work by doing my own window cleaning round when I was 13. I started full time work when I was 15. I'm now a chartered professional earning 2.5 times the average wage
Someone who voluntarily came to banter with Charlie Kirk says “he, Charlie” is taking their time. How about not coming to banter?
Charlie just proved to the whole audience how little these kids are educated....🤦🏽♂️
My 18 yr old son took welding in high school, then went to tech school for 6 months to get certified as a welder. He started at $75k/yr, at 18yrs old & has no student loan debt.
I went to trade school to work in the medical field as surgical tech. I now work in the IT field.
You can learn to drive a truck in a matter of 6 weeks and make 100 grand
It’s hard to change your beliefs especially if you are so invested (mentally and financially)
The saddest thing about this video is the college students that TRIED to debate Charlie only proved his point, these people ARE being scammed and don’t realise just how much they are gonna end up paying for their so called “Education”