Education being risky is a feature of capitalism. A sane economic system would not require someone to go into debt to learn a valuable skill.
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Maybe those skills shouldn't be so incredibly niche, then. Almost like we should be encouraging people to develop them instead of locking them behind a paywall.
If those people are actually taking home $300k/year after deducting things like business expenses and student loan payments, then they're either way overpaid or they seriously need a vacation.
Found the trust fund baby.
Fires are rare in general, and the timing of this one is very suspicious.
I feel the need to point out that there are two zombies in this subthread.
Boomers. The answer is boomers.
I looked up the one for Washington, and unfortunately it looks like an organization I would neither want to join nor be allowed to join because of the type of personnel they need and the legal limit of how big it can be. It has 120 members, all officers.
Jesus Christ. Are we allowed to call it a civil war yet or is that still "overreacting"?
As of this writing, this thread has 11 comments, and 2 of them are LOTR references.
So find a different way to gamble. It's not like there's a shortage.