are so many people going to college that if you don't go to college, it's assumed there's something wrong with you, you must be unambitious or alternates slow or something along those lines, that the norms have changed. and b, there's such a huge glut of workers out there, employers know they can be picky, basically. >> the norm used to be you didn't want to hire somebody who was overqualified, because the minute something else comes up, they're going to leave. >> that's changed, because employers know through so few opportunities. they know they can hold on to these people who are overqualified, because they're grateful to get any job they can. >> let's talk about the good news, especially for folks out there with big student loans or parents who spent a lot of money trying to help their kids get a better job. sometimes there's an up side. >> absolutely. if you're talking about, well, is college worth it or isn't it worth it? it's worth it compared to what? you think about the people who didn't put in the four years,