College is for the birds if you ask me. 

What's the point besides drinking Mountain Dew Code Red till 4 a.m. on your parents' dime?

Learning is old hat.

Back in the day you learned as an apprentice and after a couple months you could blacksmith something useful.

Now it's all just: "read this and tell me your feelings about it."

The kid leaves college and is like: "well, according to Kierkegaard..."

And you're like "I just asked for lids on those..."

Now we have A.I. and it does all the learning and teaching for us. We should turn colleges into Costcos. Keep the football teams, but we may as well be moving some muffins.

The Utah County with the Least Amount of College Graduates Per Capita

Duchesne County, baby...

Here are the details: (LINK TO FULL ARTICLE)

- 13.7% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.8% ($32,010 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 38.4% ($37,297)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.1% ($40,194)
- Bachelor's degree: 9.9% ($44,436)
- Graduate or professional degree: 3.9% ($67,500)

I don't wanna go too hard on college. I understand that we all want our kids to go to college and meet a nice girl named Olivia and get a job selling system engine optimization and show up to Thanksgiving in a German car. That's still the American Dream but I guess my point is, get off your high horse, colleges. Humble yourselves a little bit. The smartest kids are going to tech and trade schools nowadays.

What are your thoughts on all of this?