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Ep 236: What Do You Think of Obama's Free Community College Proposal?
12 minutes Posted Mar 25, 2015 at 9:03 am.
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James hits Claudia with another idea today. As he says, you are allowed to have bad ideas.
Today's idea is called "The Lottery Diet." You'll have to tune in to find out what his idea is all about.
Today's question comes from a listener who wants to know what James thinks about President Obama's idea to offer community college for free.
James says it's a horrible idea. Too many young people think that it is the "degree" that counts, but that's not correct.
It's not the piece of paper that matters... it's experience that really matters. Take those few years you'll waste in college and travel, intern, experiment.
You'll be much better off.
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Regards,
David
 
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