Why Only Idiots Don’t Go to College!
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No college. Worked construction my whole life. Own my home outright. Started a family. Now I work a few days a month to pay the bills. Life's good.
What work do you do now to pay the bills? How long did it take you to get there?
@@animaticfanatic7516 I'm gonna guess its residential stuff. "Hey my light switch stopped working can you fix it?"
Me too !!🇺🇸
I was a land surveyor crew chief. Now on the next phase of life I work sporting events on the weekends if I choose to. Just enjoying my 30's
@@everythingnotnaileddown7096 you're only now in your 30's??? That's insane man! Now that's an easy life right there!
There’s a difference between education and intelligence.
Ya and there is a difference between wisdom and intelligence.
Here is the full video that explain
ua-cam.com/video/A53yAV1S9NUo/v-deo.html
Bots in comments are the hallmark of a valuable video that's over the target.
George Westinghouse, Thomas Alva Edison, Henry Ford, and many others. Others are self-educated who simultaneously in parallel and in adjunct of each other, has systematically and randomly self-educated themselves. Old School based old fashioned correspondence schools that does not uses computers, just books printed in the early 1970s, 1960s, 1950s, 1940s.
Yes, and wisdom. Wisdom > intelligence and much rarer still.
I got a history degree 20 years ago. I now know that everything learned was a lie. I’ve learned more reading on my own than in college.
Hahahah studied to find everything was a lie, proceeds to go get a masters in that degree. American scamming is great
I want be historian one day I learn more from one book and some videos then my intire high-school and middle school history classes
Thank you for your addition. YEESSS...in years after, all the reading i have done,, seeking true knowledge, plus life abroad most of this/my long
life after 'school' NOTHING ANY 'university' (mind manipulation is more proper definition) could - or would teach about the REAL world.
There is literally NO limit to significant knowledge in life. We are forced to make heavy efforts to find it..
Peace and good wishes to you
The problem with history is that it’s usually told by the conquerer and rarely told by the conquered. It’s also so nuanced that any well meaning treaties or volume is too short. While I would disagree it’s “all” a lie, there are lots of omissions and gloss overs. Personally when I want straight facts that will make my head spin. I read Noam Chomsky and similar. If I want the story as observed from the side of the vanquished, i read Howard Zinn and similar.
the irony
"I never let education get in the way of my learning" - Mark Twain, I think.
You're correct!
I was bitter in my twenties when I was denied enough in student loans to pay for a state school. My parents had financial troubles of their own and couldn't help. I worked multiple jobs in construction, landscaping, and demolition. I also worked in a deli and a liquor store. I learned a lot of skills along with people skills. I put myself through community college and now make six figures a year. Getting denied student loans was a blessing from above.
Yea, community colleges are just as educational, if not better in some ways, like commuting from home, aka no rent as well.
And you got a much bigger education than any of these young people will ever get.
Congratulations to you 🥂👋
Did you have paintball fights between the whole college?
Good for you man! People in general seam to have forgotten characteristics such as perseverance, grit, and integrity. All of which belong to those who give me hope that this tumultuous path we all are on will eventually result in a better one. "Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times." G. Michael Hopf
@Anti Degenerate Lying Clickbait to get people to view his channel, where he's just playing a video game.
Dropped out of highschool and started welding. At 25 I own a nice house, 2 cars, with no student debt. I'm far from rich but I make alot more than the teachers who told me I'd be a loser.
no one came here to find out what Welding did, this isn't about you
@@slowery43 👈vag
@@slowery43 You are wrong. I enjoyed his real life example!
Also a high-school drop out and now run a franchise dealership after years of hard work and perseverance. Can't teach common sense and drive.
@@slowery43 lol don't be mad cause you couldn't do it
I went to college, got my degree in psychology and sociology, so naturally I spent the next 6 years after I graduated in the food industry.
Well let’s agree you picked horrible degree programs. What kind of career did you think you’d land with an undergrad in that, or you didn’t?
Yea sorry to say but those are definetly one of the worst degrees you can get especially if you do not go to grad school...
@@paperandmedals8316 teenagers don’t think that far ahead
@@Muhluri that’s beyond ridiculous to make a blanket statement about a demographic.
@@paperandmedals8316 I would think to be a psychologist?
Back in the day parents prayed their kids would go to college, now they pray they wont.
I would love for my children to be doctors, engineers, or scientist. That requires education. You can’t do that by reading Wikipedia and watching UA-cam videos. It requires dedicated education and equipment to learn those skills. If you don’t want education for your kids, that’s fine. Please don’t lump the rest of us into such a narrow minded statement.
Well.. most parents pray they do. A tiny minority of people don’t want their kids to go to college, so they can become self-made construction workers or some shit
@@phlogistonstudio8261 well what about other occupations? Those career paths are seemingly the only options parents give their kids. Also be careful with med school, it's very common to graduate med school with nearly half a million in loans nowadays
@@seriessplayer62747 loans are back breaking and a real shame and reflects American values toward profits versus public wellbeing through higher education. All school should be free. If we took 1% away from defense, all this would be moot.
@@phlogistonstudio8261 No they shouldn't it would be over half a trillion a year on top of the 2 trillion dollars already owed. Maybe the government should stop subsidizing this crap? All this has done as delayed people from workforce employment and ramped up job qualifications for jobs that a middle schooler could do. College doesn't teach kids anything useful, it's literally a place where your there to soley pass a bunch of useless classes whilst learning how to put pronouns in your twitter bio. Seriously what's the difference between kids sitting in a lecture with 300 other people and someone just watching a video of the same exact lecture?
As a veteran who used his GI bill to learn how to weld I approve this message
Thanks David.
Yup. I’ve got a handful of agricultural licenses and certificates in TX and the VA paid for everything. I haven’t had to touch my GI Bill plus we have the Hazelwood Act where if you enlisted in TX as a resident the state pays for a bachelors and a masters for certain degrees. Not gender studies tho. Something that actually matters.
As a non-veteran, who used youtube to learn how to weld. I have many blobs of snot looking welds that salute you.
(And thank you for your service!!!)
@@anonymousbastard2981 my buddy that is a custom fabricator learned how to weld through YT as well and he makes 6 figures easy doing it. He also learned how to work on diesel engine’s/trucks through videos too. Keep it up man.
First off thanks for serving and also welding is a great trade. I know a welder who got all the certs… bought a truck and now does it for himself. He’s absolutely killing it.
Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit
Wisdom is not putting them in a fruit salad
Charisma is rebranding the result as "salsa" and selling it to you at a premium
@@shaventalz3092 constitution is the ability to eat a tomato based fruit salsa with a convincing smile.
Philosophy is wondering if a bloody mary counts as a smoothie
Bullseye!
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my 2 brothers almost failed high school and didnt go to college. now they are both business owners, doing well, one is a self made millionaire. me, i got a college degree, debt, had a good job for 8 years but because i am a female, married, had kids and loved them too much to put a career before them. sometimes i wonder if college was a waste for me. i love this video and its message!
Teachers now are the reason why i would choose to home school
You don't need College to eat bugs and own nothing.
Lol
Here is the full video that explain
ua-cam.com/video/A53yAV1S9NUo/v-deo.html
But what if I want to paint my pod?
Ha! Isn't that the truth.
Hahaha, laughing in $0r0$.
I saw teachers crap all over vocational students back in the 90's and 2000's while driving cars held together with duct tape and chicken wire.
Well things have changed for the better. Now they do that but use zip ties.
Literally listened to my 9th grade English teacher shit on trashmen who made 20k more than she did with union benefits who drove a dodge neon that literally had tape on fenders and tail lights.. she did not make a compelling argument.
Yup I am from that generation where college was the most important thing. Better go to college or you’ll be working construction… well the trades have worked out quite well for me.
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They all said the same sort of thing. “Studies show that college degrees increase the chance of success, otherwise you’re flipping burgers for the rest of your life.” I’m sad to admit that I fell for it, too. But I never took out loans and I don’t know what I would be doing otherwise.
I sway people from college when I can with my baby sister's success story. From delivering pizzas to a 6 figure career in the aviation industry. Never set foot in a college. You don't need BS college to be successful in life. You need brains and a solid work ethic. Go baby sis! Proud of you!
What kind of job does she have?
Started in carpentry at eighteen, building restaurants and gas stations, and was able to buy my first house the following year I love this!
I think what’s unfortunate is that people who want jobs that require college have to go through this shit. And at a young age you’re still prone to manipulation. School system is messed up
no gender studies classes while going through mechanical engineering
I’ve been in college for a month now and it’s so much worse than I thought it would be given that I live in a really conservative area and it’s only a community college. The teachers and other students have been pretty good so far but the people running it are woke assholes
Well, i guess if you study something that is needed in industry, such as something engineering related, you don't get indoctrinated since you will be too busy studying actual things. At least thats my experience from european universities. Not sure if it is diffetent in america.
the solution as to most things, is an expansion of the black markets. We really do need black market car factories given all the BS they mandate on cars novadays. Such as the backdoors allowing the state to make your car stop given modern cars are more of a computer on wheels anyways...
@@honras2029
About five decades ago, when I got my Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, it WAS the case in the US.
"Then, something happened.."
Oh, and speaking of engineering, science and stuff like that, I think most of his talk on ions and EMF indicate that HE has bought into THAT propaganda without ever having tested the reality of it all.
There should be virtually NO ionic discharge from any earbuds or laptops or cellphones. Outside of trees and such, ions only happen in our real lives when a VERY high voltage interacts with air molecules. I suggest that he get a real EMF meter or ion detector (if that even exists) and go around his life measuring that kind of stuff.
Oh, and one other 'funny' thing.. When kids today leave their ultra-liberal universities, many come out hating monopolies and "Big Business." Which I personally find hilarious, because some of the largest monopolies are in the "Education Industry" (like the Teachers' Unions, where competition is opposed at all levels) and with billion-dollar endowments, who could honestly say that "Big College" isn't a "Big Business"??
But, hey, that's the kind of 'thinking' _I_ was taught when _I_ went to college. 😇
My Dad was awful in school and still struggles with reading and writing. He is a skilled welder, He is skilled in carpentry. He can build a home from foundation to finish. He can make fancy furniture. He built his own contractor business with a few hand tools and used a station wagon for a truck to start. I remember going to get a load of plywood loaded on the roof racks lol. He is also skilled at farming, and gardening.
Your dad is a very skilled,capable human. Those are ÀLWAYS in short supply,regardless of the occupation or the task.
Those people built this civilisation and the arrogant,condescending "intellectuals" are about to destroy it.
The point of reading and writing is to learn skills like carpentry and construction. If you can do it skillfully, and make a living at it, while being poor at reading and writing, is the mark of a powerful intelligence.
Your Dad sounds like the kind of man we should all aspire to be like.
What about you though?
That's because your dad's the real deal!
@@unbuggable5943 Touché , i've always hated school.
Simply because they forced knowledge on me that i didnt want to learn at that time..
I failed many classes and skipped school to many times.
10 years later and i can learn what i want to.
im learning woodwork , putting complex electronics together , gardening , plumbing and even latin not by a book but someone litteraly showing me how to do it.
I feel like in school these days they force you to read a whole book of 500 pages while in reality all you need is 5 or less clear pages.
so often i heard in class : blablablabla get a shovel blablabla bla dig a hole.
blablablablabla put the plant in , blablablablabla close to hole.
blablablabla give it water. blablablabla and wait.
blabla = crap that doesnt really matter which take 30 minutes everytime
I have a great life story for you. I joined the Marines in 1986 and was discharged after 4 years of honorable service. I wanted to be a welder but they made me a cook so i got out. I quickly registered at a Jr college because I was told that college is the only way to go. I had a new GI bill now and was gonna use it. I studied forestry (don't ask, it was because of a chick) for a year before i realized my massive $250.00 GI Bill check and the 2 other jobs I had just were not covering the ability to survive. Hell, Rent was $350 and groceries were $40 dollars a week and the government (our buddy) just made insurance for everyone mandatory on my beat up, but paid for, 1980 Honda so another $26.00 a month was being taken from me. I was at a Circle K one morning getting my coffee and breakfast (2 hotdogs for a buck) and this guy at the register was bitching that he just lost his truck driver and needed another. I said, "I can drive a truck" as I actually drove one for one day in the military to get a card for it (never touched one after that day). Guy hires me and then sends me and his truck down to get a new class B CDL (this was the first week for license changes to mandatory CDLs because the government (our buddy) mandated it. I passed the test and got my CDL and went to work. 5 years later I have a Class A CDL and I am working for BFI hauling garbage, medical waste and running a landfill making 75k a year. In 1997 I get divorced and BFI sells out so I decide I should go back to college to make the big bucks (eye roll). So, I join the local Army National Guard Infantry Unit and take a job as a grave digger in a local cemetery to pay for school and study straight thru for 4 years and in 2001 I graduate with honors and have 15k in student debt. I immediately get my first college job with local city making 28k a year. I managed to keep that miserable job for a year before I was activated to go fight overseas. I come back but my job is gone (Soldiers and Sailors Relief and Protection Act Was all Bullshit, "Thanks Buddy"). I deploy again to help pay off my miserable 15k student loan and then one more time again because there are NO JOBS AVAILABLE in 2007 for anyone with my degree. I am wounded in Afghanistan in 2007 and quickly discharged from the service but find out I am eligible for the newer GI Bill. As soon as I physically can I find a local trade school welding program. I enter the program and am certified after 18 months and am immediately picked up by a structural company making 65K a year. I was a welder, then a CWI, then a safety manager, now a projects manager! I should have become a welder at 18 years old as I would have been a multi millionaire by now!
Good for you for following your dream, even though there were a few detours along the way 😊 And thank you for your service 🇺🇸
That’s a journey for sure.
@@galinarou what does Ramsey say about college?
Your story proves that one's must not be ignored, like you wanted to be welder but they made you a cook. What was in your brain not to pursue it right away as the sole goal when you left/discharged? I am certain our higher souls calling speaks to us if we listened first. Although the journey may have been what you needed but welding was ehat you wanted in the beginning. 🥳 congrats 🎉 though .
That was a tough road to finally do what you wanted to do in the first place. 2007 was tough i started a trucking company hauling dirt gravel and asphalt and then the great recession. Lucky for me my son drove truck and i kept my day job as a welder pipefitter chiller tech. Im retired after 45 years with a 6 figure retirement made millions stand to make millions just got live 20 more years. I hope you second half of your journey is fruitful after fighting and being wounded. You deserve it. All the un college trained craftsman baby boomers are retiring and no one to replace them. Only college grads because they were fed a line of bs. One draw back to what i did for a living i did have to work hard but i slept good at night. I also don’t have to worry about money no more. Your on the right path now stick with it keep climbing that ladder.
My husband and I are both with MS in Engineering from prestigious schools, both have patents. Our professional lives were and still are very rewarding, full of challenges and never boring.
We have 2 sons of which one went through college all the way, earning PhD in English, still paying his debts, without tenure, going from one teaching job to another. He became a bitter “woke” thing, angry with the world and penniless.
The younger son took 1 yr of college, left, then took several jobs, where he acquired very valuable skills and knowledge. Later he found 2 other guys to start their business, which became very successful. His learning will never end, but by now his Engineering skills are on a par with his dad’s! 😃 He had to go through the school of hard knocks, but he never blamed others for that- just picked himself up and started over with the same determination.
fascinating to call your kid a thing
@@pb.j.1753I agree with them though. I’d stop considering them my kid if they end up being utter disappointments compared to their other siblings.
@@Martin-mi1ojthats why your not a parent and never will be
STEM degrees re worth it if the student is truly interested. Most other degrees... nope!
Didnt go to college, got a job and owned my own home when I was 25 as a millennial. Best decision of my life.
What field
What job??
How much is your home worth?
I didn't go to collage and owned my 1st house at 21 as a security guard and when i was 23 started my own company .
@@justme-ti1rh I did not even go to high school and bought my first house when I was 14 .. at 16 I owned a dozen company...
My husband and I both went to college. He was a history major and I majored in psychology. Now my husband is a teacher and I homeschool our kids. I regret going to college and collecting all of that debt. I’m trying to encourage my kids to not go to college unless they have a direct career path that requires college.
I'm a psychology graduate as well! I kind of started getting hip to the scam during my senior year. Decided I was DEFINITELY NOT going to grad school! I will say I learned a lot about people and how their minds may or may not work, but that's it!!
The fact that you are a psychologist tells me that you clearly understand your own experiences and have a very solid and valid reason for granting that advice. Good on you.
We’re pretty much in the same boat. I’m glad I went to college - wouldn’t have met my husband otherwise, but it was not a financial prudent choice for either one of us.
Trade school is the way to make good money as soon as you graduate.
Psychology was the biggest con of a major for the early 2000’s. It was like the pre-requisite to all the gender crap now
I got a mechanical engineering degree, worked in Alaska in the oil industry for 6 years before joining my Dad in our machine shop. Been poor ever since; but it was wonderful working with my Dad for 10 years, & personally helping locals with their machine problems. It's not about money, but love for your fellow man, which makes it so fulfilling.
Beautiful ❤️
I'd rather be financially secure thanks.
This is a message I needed to see in HIGH SCHOOL. The message was college is required to get a good job. Counselor never sat me down to do the math and compare the options.
Boomers have ruined the job market...plus they need to switch to the European style high school- you can get a lower diploma at 2 years and do whatever or go to a trade school, or do 4 years (get full diploma) and go to uni or do w/e 🤷🏼♀️ It offers a lot of options for everyone
College, the place where adults pay for further indoctrination.
says someone who has never been to college and is clearly jealous of those who sacrificed years ro earn a degree
@@slowery43 inferring that I've never gone to college is a complete assumption. Stay off the internet friend.
@@slowery43 you've had a youtube channel for 14 years and have 0 subs. You've definitely went to college 😂😭
Wow what a classic judgemental comment only someone clearly indoctrinated would imply.🤡😅
Education is only as good as what is being taught and learned. Being educated shows the ability to memorize but not necessarily the ability to critically think. Memorizing and thinking are two different skill sets. Learning without critical thinking is indoctrination.
You should also talk about how they are conning teenagers and young adults into going to university when there aren't enough jobs in that field.
I went into the commercial HVAC trade. It took 2 years of trade school and a 4 year apprenticeship. But those 4 year's I was being paid a decent wage with increases every year.
I've worked for the same company now for over 40 year's now. I've never been out of work a single day in that time. I also make a 6 figure salary and have full benefits. I'd definitely advise young people to look at the HVAC trade.
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Awesome!! Only negative is that air conditioning isn’t green. You’d have learned that if you’d gone to college. 😉
@@gedwardnelson Actually you'd be wrong there. The major HVAC companies unfortunately are working with the WEF globalists to provide green HVAC. Solar panels provide electricity and HVAC runs on electricity.
@@gedwardnelson hahahahahaha!
@@gedwardnelson who cares if it isn't green? Cow farts are not green but I will still have steak every week.
😂 We need more plumbers in today’s world with all the shit being pushed! 👍🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻
Looks like a scammer just tried to disguise itself as JP
Hahaha good one 🤣
Quote of the year
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It's supposed to run downhill 😉
"Don't let your education get in the way of your learn'in."-Mark Twain
I went to a trade school, finished in under a year and then went and traveled the world while my friends went to college. When I came back I immediately started a good paying career and my college graduate friends are almost all waiters today just like they were when they were in college.
To be fair boomers have ruined the job market 🤷🏼♀️ They hold onto jobs wayyy longer than the greatest generation (so no one can move up) and they’ve increased requirements for jobs that once just required a degree so it’s nearly impossible to get jobs in certain areas as they all require a degree plus experience, but you can’t get the job without experience and no one will give you experience, so how are you supposed to get the job 🙄🙄🙄 it’s ridiculous
I felt defeated when I could not afford to send my three kids to college. Now I see it as a blessing.
Perhaps if they'd been intelligent, they could have obtained scholarships.
BULLSEYE🎯!!!!!!
@@melvynobrien6193
Perhaps if you were intelligent you wouldn’t assume.
yes they all became great plumbers!!! lets America great again or at least with clean pipes ahahha
@@yourlord4096
You’re so smart pole smoker
College was the biggest mistake of my life. 5 years and 27 grand later, I still didn't get a job in my field. Now I'm going to Community College to become a Nursing Assistant
Don't give up peter ,we need you !!
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@@randomfullywonderful really contributing comment bro. Good advice
The last time I saw my mom who went to college mentioned she only made 30 k a year. I quickly pointed out that not only do me and my dad who didn't go to college make way way more than her. But my friend who dropped out of highschool makes that much in a month.
Is that for real?
I went to a trade school after I got robbed at gun point. I was working night shift at a gas station. After having a pistol pointed at me I quickly realized that this job is taking me nowhere fast. Been welding for a little over 20 years. One of the best choices I have made.
I served 20 years in the Army and now I am a licensed Carpenter and my daughter is going to Vocational high school and she wants to be a electrician! She loves it already!!
Started in construction. Went to truck driving school. Earned good money. Got off the road and went to trade school for tool & die making. Learned CNC programming and moved up. Built a great life for my family. No mortgage. Own my cars out right. Kids go to Catholic school. Not in debt. Thank you dad for teaching me that working with your hands is not just rewarding to the soul, but gives you purpose and can support a family.
And you will never go hungry, God bless you and yours.
Goals for our son!
I'm convinced that when God was creating JP's soul, He was feeling especially creative and humorous!
God accidentally dropped the whole bottle of sarcasm in but then said lmao hold up im onto something here
Yep...a Bob Ross with words
Ha! Hahahahaha, oh wait, are you being serious? Ginger's don't have souls!
AMEN!!!!
Exactly
College was the wrong path for me to take. It took me a long time to catch up after that mistake. For some, college can make sense, but I've hired a lot of college graduates for $15 an hour.
My wife has a Masters in Mental Health and earns $20/hr as an LPC... I work as a Security Officer and earn $23/hr with a Highschool education and no field experience... This hits close to home.
*Thanks for watching send a direct message right away I will love to hear your thoughts on it and for more enlightenment☝️❤️***
6th grade "educated " here. Abusive parents, shit past. Got on meth, went to prison, got clean. Now I weld. Life worked out. It's been rad.
Good for you.
I feel proud when I hear stories like yours.
God Bless.
Hell Ya...FCAW Structural Dude Here.....best job ever!
I realised heating a glass pipe was similar to heating metal…
But way more pops and crackles! 😆
Ditching high school was the best thing I did… I own two fabrication businesses and welding paid for it all! 😂👍
And thanks to all them farmers rearing cattle, I am NEVER low on work!
Farm maintenance 👨🔧 welding, is something you could look into as a business opportunity if you ever get sick of working for someone else… can pay an awesome amount!
My 22 Yr old son was down on himself because he left uni after 1 Yr, deciding it wasn't for him, but then felt he'd been left behind as his friends graduated. Sadly,many of them are now struggling to find jobs. My son meanwhile had taken a stepping-stone job in a major supermarket and has now been made deputy manager. Further education doesn't guarantee a better position....there are no perfect paths!
tbf grocery store manager isnt really a "prestigious job"
@@maximustrolleus9860 I didn't say it was...but at 22 he is already financially doing OK and living independently. He has much bigger ambitions, but has made a good start and is gaining great life experience every day.
@Simon Bolduc well done you! 👏
@@janjam1 ya exactly he should have bigger ambitions and strive for something more as society expects men to be hardworking and ambitious.
@@janjam1 why Community College is the way to go, rather than University
I'll be out of debt and ready to begin my life by the time I'm 63 years old. College was the best decision I ever made.
My college experience encouraged gathering info & thinking for yourself - how blessed I am!
As a PhD student at UCLA, I can fully vouch for the truthfulness of this vid 😅
I'm a high school grad who makes 6 figures in the construction industry and I also vouch for the truthfulness of this vid!😀
PhD in gender studies or medicine, math or anything worth the debt and time?
my daughter starting UCLA today! (transferring in as a junior. will have no debt, and a UCLA degree!
@@omarsanchez9709 since she has a sense of humor, I'm assuming not gender studies.
At least now you can test the PH of a bunch of d's
These "paraodies" are both funny and scary. I too wish that we could make 1984 fiction again.
That wasn’t a parody.
This is a documentary.
JP is more accurate about what's happening in the world, than the so-called news media.
I, too, think it MAY be too late for the world to escape this 1984 hell we’re in. The lack of critical thinking is INSANE!
Atm i would take 1984 again in a heartbeat
I was forced to go to college by family pressure. It was a waste of 3 years, I barely studied and learned nothing. I haven't used my degree for anything practical except having it on my resume. I haven't gotten anywhere close to where I would've wanted to be at this point, including having hardly any money.
My cousin left school at 16 and started working in public transport. We're around the same age. He is still there, earns $140k a year, married, owns his own house, and is more settled than the majority I know who went to college.
It has become an outdated and redundant concept massively oversaturated due to its accessibility, unless you're doing something very specific like medicine etc.
Sorry to hear that you were forced to go. My Asian family were shocked when I told that I won't be going. They eventually realized that I wasn't changing my mind and had my own plan. It was scary going against what basically everyone around me thought, but I'm proud I did.
@@logixindie Thank you. I'm really glad to hear of your story, that you were able to choose and follow your own path. My situation was a little different... I actually suffered a huge mental breakdown before starting college, but my family still forced me to go. It was a really difficult circumstance for me, because I was broken and very dependent on them at that point, and they just didn't care. I come from a very brutal family, as you can probably gather from that. They wasted many years of my life, unfortunately.
@@M4nvrs Sorry to hear how struggling it was for you. Hopefully your past no longer holds you back but now pushes you forward.
Thank you for saying that! I really appreciate it. 🙏🏾
I straight up told my family I wasn't going!
I told them that if they want to pressure me into college then they can kiss my a$$
Thank you JP. You make our world to a better place. You give us hope and a warming smile. Truth will win. We know it.🌼🌺🌸
This is something I needed to see when I was finishing high school. All I was told was that there is no way to survive without a higher degree.
I’m a college student. All the classes and books I paid for myself, and I’m proud of that. People who expect others to pay for their education are selfish
Same.
Hopefully you’re studying something more worthwhile than underwater genderfluid basketweaving
Unless of course you’re someone using the GI bill, naw you’re right, they’re selfish
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Man, can't get enough of your videos JP. Keep up the amazing job. You crack me up. More people need to see this stuff I have no doubt. Keep fighting the good fight, I'll do my part to get your videos seen.
One of JP's best bits. "It's like the 1950's without any of the good stuff." I kept laughing from there on.
I got grants and went to a tech college for free to do a one year welding and fab degree and 5 years later I became a millwright making $30/ hr while supporting a stay at home wife and 2 kids. I approve this message
Yes, but don't you get "dirty", possibly even hot and sweaty doing a job like this? It doesn't sound like you're provided an office to work from! It also doesn't sound like this type of job would be open to the idea of a "bring your pet to work" day so everyone can intertwine their business and personal lives. How would you even have time to be an "influencer" on social media working what sounds like a full time job doing physical labor?
I'm not sure a lot of younger people today are "really into", or would be "satisfied" with what appears to be a very traditional career and lifestyle you live.
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@@jessetorrens4494 those are really solid points. I always said the benefits are great like 401k match, health insurance and discounts on local shops but I think it’s time put my two weeks in and to step into my true calling.
I mean $30/hr is not much money. Maybe in your state it is but I made more than that while working as a part time mechanic to put myself through school while I was in college. My career path required college and $30/hr was something I made out of highschool. After college I now make over $125/ hour working in tech. I should mention that I went to college before they made colleges into the useless libtard indoctrination camps that they are right now.
My son is 28. Had a learning disability in school and struggled so, college was not for him. Has his own lawn care business now, is on his second brand new truck, paid off, leases a sports car, and is now getting his 3700 sq. ft. home built, which will be paid for, no mortgage and, get this, some people still tell him he should have gone to college. Lol! You can't make this s _ _ t up!!!
If anyone tells me to go to college I will simply tell them they can kiss my a$$
College is definitely not for everyone
Absolutely brilliant
Begged my family for a computer going into high school, spent my days computer hacking instead of my homework. Barely got my high school diploma but learned a lot about computers and hardware on my own. Started off as a Technician repairing defense equipment, took over engineers designs as they moved on and now I have been designing and shipping products from concept to customer for 30 years. These days I manage and mentor other engineers but still define system architecture. The most useless engineers I come across have PhDs taught by other professors with absolutely no career experience.
I was just telling my 10th grader 2 days ago to look into the trades as an option before focusing on college.
Graduated Highschool Uninspired by formal education and with a 1.7gpa. Went straight to work as an electricians apprentice. 12 years later I work for a huge corporation who makes tools for my trade training sales reps and contractors on those tools. Work in the field based from home, payed well. There are other opportunities besides putting work in all day if your good at what you do in the Trades. That said, Journeyman electricians where I’m at clear 100k a year and if they like OT they can easily reach 150k. We’re talking 50-60 an hour. My wife is a pharmacist and by the time she got out of school and working we make the same pay. Except she has a lot of student debt. Trades are a great move right now, the industry is so short handed that you can almost afford to wipe sweat off your brow with $100 bills.
trades can have a lot of cons too so you should tell the whole story.
Lol Maximus, The list is shorter than you may think. If her kids the type that’s active and enjoys the outdoors that alone makes most of them a moot point anyways.
It CAN be hard on your body if you don’t take care of it, but so can sitting in a cubicle for 8 hours a day, cramming office donuts down your gullet. No excuse for not taking care of your own body, no matter what you do for work.
@@maximustrolleus9860 what's the whole story? Where has anyone gone wrong going into trade work?
@@macstrong3106 exactly thats the point im making. ultimately everything in life has pros and cons and whatever decision you make, you need to do a proper pro-con analysis. if you do trades, then i feel like you lose the right to complain when your 40 lol. everyone has their own path to follow in life and i know ppl who quit cushy office jobs and are happy doing trades and i know ppl in the trades who are depressed with broken down bodies and are extremely bitter and cranky at everyone lol.
I went to school for 6 years and got a bachelor's in agricultural education because I was told I did not have a choice, I had to go to college. I wish I had told my parents to stick it and gone into the trades. I'm now a welder at a sign company and have done jobs as a plumber, carpenter and electrician. I've been out of college for a decade now and have taught High School Ag a total of one year.
Same.
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I learned enough in the military to get a decent job in electronics.
Wow that is so not remotely intersting at all. Not a sole came to find out what ItA did out of highschool
Did your parent's pay for your college if so they gave you a chance for opportunities you wouldn't get without college as long as you took the right courses and had good teachers
Love your talk. You clear up some things that we thought were clear.
THANK YOU for doing this video!!
I've done college, trade school/trades, and military.....I learned more about being a professional from trades and more about life from the military.
Deacon. Well put and makes sense! 👍
which branch did you join?
Once upon a time, universities were reserved for brilliance
Were they tho?
Now they’re reserved for oversized babies who need nurseries called safe spaces.
A long, long, long, time ago.
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION put an end to that.
I earned a college degree. Now I make a six figure income working in the same field. Without the education I probably wouldn't have had the success I have. I had talent, but no foundation of knowledge to put it to use successfully. Having that foundation gave me more confidence in myself as well. What really helped me was serving in the military for a term. Made it possible to get the education without having student loan debt afterwards.
What did you study by the way?
You've made me even more proud of myself for being one of the few who didn't go to college simply because even then i knew it was a scam
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"I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic."
"Neither can I."
"Well, thank you!"
Freaking spot on.
that was the best part. I shyt my pants laughing. 🤣💀
@@cincinnatifunk it was literally the best line in the entire video and that says A LOT because this video is satirical/documentary GOLD
As a college grad, this is so true.
Absolute brilliance, JP! Thank you.
Its always pleasure to see you.
Been working construction since I graduated high school. Once I knew what to do and how to do it, I left and tried it on my own. Ten years of hard work, a lot of ups and downs, wins and losses, and long days, but now it’s starting to pay off. Excited to see what the future holds!
I went to Job Corps right out of high school and left with several IT certifications. Skipping collage is one of the best decisions I made. Not only am I making good money, my common sense is still in tacked and my world view is still based on reality.
It's "college," and "intact." This is the sort of shit educated people must endure these days.
But your spelling needs some mending...lol
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While your spelling is correct, your attitude is terrible.
This statement is a testimony of the American Educational System.
The words misspelled in that statement _should_ have been learned at the middle school level. That is a reflection on the teacher, not the student. The failure is at the school that didn't reach the student.
And even then, no one's perfect everyday.
When I attended college, they didn't teach arrogance, condescension, etc. They didn't teach me to attack weakness in others at every opportunity.
Pride is the first of the Seven Deadly Sins for good reason. Much like a crooked cop who thinks, _everyone is guilty of something._ Yet he/she denies the obvious crime they are guilty of! You are doing the same in your comment. I don't claim to be perfect. Nor should you pretend to be! I'm certain there are words you have misspelled. Don't throw stones when you live in a glass house.
Hell I can respect that big part of the reason why Im not going to college is the current social justice/ indoctrinating bullshit going on right now going to serve in the army make something of
myself start from scratch and earn my way up
This is just beautiful! It sums up college and grad school today!
"Teach your kids to love fixing & building things .not all of them will turn to become doctors or engineers "
Going to College sounds like going to Scientology for four years. Or life.
That’s a good analogy
BRILLIANT!! Thank you!
Our son is so happy attending the Chattanooga Woodworking Academy in lieu of college. He will graduate with zero debt and the knowledge and skill to have a good and profitable career that he loves.
That’s exactly what I did. Took a couple classes at the local college then decided to get into plumbing. My company paid for 4 years of school and I had my license making good money by the time my friends graduated. It worked out well for some and terrible for others. We are hiring people now who have degrees that never worked out and they’re starting plumbing school at 40.
Went in the coal mines right out of high school,, worked with some that couldn’t read or write, but could repair any piece of equipment,, rebuild motors anything
Then I also seen some college graduates in there that was totally lost with everything. Common sense goes a long way.
tbf building and fixing things is a different kind of intelligence. some ppl are naturally good at it while others have to work hard to acquire that skill. same with anything in life like music, sports, technology, computers, math, etc. maybe the roles would be reversed if it was something "common sense" related to computers for example.
Common sense ain't common
@@maximustrolleus9860 id rather take the intelligence to fix thngs than use a computer that would be useless in a blackout. That in itself is ironic since that fixing things is more common sense that worrying about useless machines
@@Evolution-Is-A-Blatant-Lie i was just trying to make a point lol that everyone has their strengths and weaknesses. some ppl are naturally handyman where they can fix anything just so effortlessly or with barely any instructions, they just instinctively know how to fix it. some ppl are like that with computers and programming. you can argue that technology is the future and that technology will never be obsolete and may even displace handymen with robotics. some are good at sports, math, science, business, art, music, etc. that was the main point, find something your good at and have a passion for and make that your career.
ps, evolution is not a lie lol, its a fact at this point
Thankfully the fees weren't that much back when I went. The degree was useless, but I had a good time.
😎Thank you and good for you to point out what for whatever reason people don't know about and don't take advantage of. Thank you. Great job as usual! Love it.
My safe space is my farm. I think the saying is 'a man's home is his castle.'
I have 1 that is an electrician apprentice. I do have another that is an IT tech manager of a large multi car dealership. No training. He learned it all on his own. It was good he tested out as a genius. He did test out on all the certification most IT techs have and aced all of them. Very proud of my kids and a wholesome American careers
Absolutely perfect. Thanks JP
Just got my tickets to see your show. Super excited.
Retired at 49, laughing my head off!
The distance between wisdom and cleverness is as East to the West.
Awesome!!! The self aggrandizing that goes with that crowd is incredible.
This is absolute brilliance!
I’m an electrician. I was paid during my apprenticeship. Bought my home at age 23 (no mortgage, saved up for it) then I started my own business at age 28. Now I’m about to turn 40 and I make between 200-240k a year.
I followed Mike Rowe’s advice: Find something people will pay you to do instead of doing something and hoping someone will pay you to do it.
I am jealous. I went to culinary school. That’s a bigger waste of money than anything. The hours are horrible, you basically live at work, extremely stressful, high paced and lower pay for the work. Their is such a little profit margin it’s hard to make good money. Especially now with food prices going through the roof. Currently not in the business and don’t plan on going back.
@@stanal4064 Union? Assuming IBEW.
You’re young, so you think you’re invincible now, but trust me and buy good boots and gloves. Those mitts on the end of your arms are your money makers. You can be a mason or carpenter without fingers or jacked hands, but you can’t be a sparky. Take care of them. You’ll thank me when you’re older and NOT feeling it. Same with masks around silicates.
You’re working with journeyman now, and there’s a few things we really like to see. See what we are doing, and what happens next. If they are struggling to find things to tell you to do, because you’re already doing them, that looks real good on you. Don’t be on your cellphone, it’ll piss him off instantly.
In terms of money? Save, my dude. Save, save, save. In addition to that, you’re 23, I’m 40. I got a wife, 6 kids, a business, family, you name it. You should be taking every single minute of overtime they offer. When I was 23 I was a clock suck. I’d volunteer for anything overtime. Plus, you want to get through the phases and top out ASAP. If they ask if anyone can work Saturday, do it! You’ll have plenty of time to play hide the sausage with girls when you top out. The more money you accumulate in your pension and personal savings, the better. You can return at 55 with a full pension and be young enough to enjoy it for 20 years.
@@TheSpicyLeg Good advice👌
This is exactly right. I got through about 80% of an engineering degree, but struggled because I spent all my time reading and outlining the books and that takes time, rather than "playing the game" (an actual thing an academic advisor told me) i.e. just learning the handful of problems that'll be on the test.
Those kids got to pass and placed in careers because they were _obedient_ which is now the purpose of higher education. Back in the day you had to read and learn, now you have to do as you're told to acquire a certificate of obedience.
JP, thank you for all your videos ❤️🙏🙏
I am very thankful that I did go to community college for 2 and a half years. As I worked and paid my own classes, I took longer then most. But do to other events in life I never got a degree. I spent my life working all different kinds of jobs to support myself and my family. And educate myself by keeping my mind open and asking questions and learning from books and any other life sources. Because in the end you need life education as much as you need school education to balance you out. But the most important thing you need is a open mind, to be curious of everything in life. And a willingness to learn something new even if it goes against what you thought was true. Thank you Jp for your videos and your honesty and please keep up the excellent work. It is needed today more then ever.
I like how you mentioned the black only colleges.
I thought he was mentioning the segregated black only dorms in some colleges.
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HBCU have non-black students as well
Imagine going so woke you bring back segregation
Highschool dropout and closer to being a millionaire than not
I’m going to college with the goal of becoming a weapons engineer. (A subset of mechanical engineering.) And wow is general education concerning. The professors are a hive-mind that try and push people into their ideology and they will fail you for disagreeing with them. My speech professor in California failed me for giving a speech on why every family needs firearms. I stopped attending class and moved to Texas in the same year and I’m surprised to discover that the professors here are not much different! However, they can’t stop me from becoming the next John Browning.
This is so great! I have always said the same thing about "they" being plural!
College is absolutely worth it if you get a degree that matters . I can’t speak on the trades but they seem in short supply
True, my daughter is an RN after going to community college. She has no debt and makes good money.
But I didn't go to college 😕
Neither did I, lol
@@Bloodmage77 cheers bro, I’ll drink to that
My wife would always send me videos to watch and I would watch them but the person talking wouldn’t catch my attention full on but you sir talk for our own good and I can feel it when you talk thank you for sharing your knowledge with us it’s only making us a better man or person
JP, you are brilliant!
Finally JP said in his own video "I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic!" Gold
Thanks for making America AWAKE again!
JP, I love your videos. Most of the time, I laugh so hard. Other times, I want to cry over how true they are. Keep up the good work!