take charge of making a better future. but i got to -- i want to check on these 14 to 18-year-olds in about 10, 15 years and see how optimistic they are. >> you don't give a lot of commencement speeches, do you? come on, man you've got to brag us up a little bit. although, anthony, i will give you credit for one piece of that in terms of perception. i'm not going to make you speak for all young people in the world, but there's another aspect to this "the washington post" ipsos poll that speaks to the way young people are maybe viewing the world now where about half of the teens polled believe they'll be rich in the future, and 19% believe they could be famous in the future. i think that feels very much like the impact of social media. although when it's broken down by race black teens were the most optimistic about being rich in the future, which i thought was a very baller thing to put in a poll. but a fifth of young people