College Debt Broke The Startup Dream

What they didn't tell them was when we went to college, it was $5,000 or $10,000 a year in tuition. So you could get out of college with $25,000, $50,000. On the high end. On the high end of debt. I graduated with, I think, $7,000 or $8,000 in debt. My first job when I was working in IT was $60,000 a year. So if you were to look at my pay as a function of... That's good bank back then, actually. It was pretty great. Yeah, I was in IT, but it was maybe 15% of my yearly salary was my total salary. tuition now people are graduating college they're also making sixty thousand and that's thirty years later they're making sixty thousand but their debt might be two hundred fifty thousand so they have four times as much debt as their yearly salary as opposed to fifteen percent and that has led to them maybe not believing in entrepreneurship not believing in capitalism even and we've got to reverse that and if you go to certain states in our union just a Texas, where I live now, and Austin, Florida, Nevada.