to work, let them learn how to interact. >> tucker: do we dare do that? i'm with you 100%, i don't notice a lot of parents in our world who can pay for college. i don't notice them doing that. >> i don't know -- i mean, this notion of, like, you are the first person to go to college in our family. isn't that kind of a bygone era? or this notion -- look, people in my family went to college. i didn't go to college. i am vastly more successful than family. in my dad -- where is dad? i am insanely, insanely more successful than everyone who went to college. so you are talking to the wrong cat. like, my thing is to get to work, work early, work often, get a job, fight to keep it come and see if you can better yourself along the way. but this notion of dropping them off somewhere, in a time when we have made the concession that there is no more brick and mortar anymore. i mean, you want to buy a book, you buy it on the internet.