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that would talk about the crushing student debt they were very worried about facing as they moved on in life but they also talked about the fact they received half scholarships at other schools. some of them would end up getting a liberal arts degree that did not have a high earning value after college education. should the government do more and groups do more to try and steer students coming out of high school to making wiser financial decision when is it comes to student loans? maybe take the half scholarship and not go to the school which is going to saddle you with all that debt, maybe pursue that computer network degree instead of doing something like art history right off the bat? at the end of the day i think it s a conversation people need to have with their families. way in advance of going to college. what kind of track do you want to be on? if you want to be a doctor or lawyer, you need liberal arts training and background. if you want to be a professor, if you want to in
becomes. the lazier the kids get. this is good to have kids working. okay? i m thankful they are not regulating diners because my childhood would have been different. it s good to have a kid on the farm learning value of sweat equity. hard work. how to make a buck. getting up early. greg: get up in the dark and you can do anything. andrea: it makes me mad. eric: opposed to playing video games and listen to the iphone. bob: do you want a 15-year-old kid hauling a truck full of cat? andrea: why not? a lot of kids can do a dana: that is extreme. a lot of parents don t allow their kids to do that. bob: in montana they do. andrea: what is the difference between the young person or old farmers match. yourty of farmers are old. are they next? go a them. bob: majority are owned by corporation. dana: no, 4%. 90% owned by families. why does the deparent of labor get involved with these people? leave them alone.
prosperous the business becomes. the lazier the kids get. this is good to have kids working. okay? i m thankful they are not regulating diners because my childhood would have been different. it s good to have a kid on the farm learning value of sweat equity. hard work. how to make a buck. getting up early. greg: get up in the dark and you can do anything. andrea: it makes me mad. eric: opposed to playing video games and listen to the iphone. bob: do you want a 15-year-old kid hauling a truck full of cat? andrea: why not? a lot of kids can do a dana: that is extreme. a lot of parents don t allow their kids to do that. bob: in montana they do. andrea: what is the difference between the young person or old farmers match. yourty of farmers are old. are they next? go a them. bob: majority are owned by corporation. dana: no, 4%. 90% owned by families. why does the deparent of labor get involved with these people? leave them alone.
it seems to me they ought to embrace sports, any of them, all of them, including football. why not? well, first of all, dave i would laboring make some clear distinctions between sport as we play it in informal settings and sport that s driven by commercial interest. i would also make distinctions between sports, football. i ve been particularly critical about football mainly because of the violence and the mentalities that are required to administer and receive that violence. well, i would argue, and on the other side that if kid don t get into the pews and into the church on sundays they might be learning value raigtable lessons, friday, saturday and every other day, things that church ought to embrace, team concept and following orders from leaders and coaches and getting along with others and off the streets, i could go on and on, you re talking to a sports guy here. this sunday we are going to see an ad that s
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