Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Beretta Elite LTT (Langdon Tactical 92)" video.

  1.  @MARKSMAN108  people have been saying that for decades and as a result we've seen tuition skyrocket and the value of the degrees drop. You got people with degrees working at Starbucks. Please don't tell people to go into debt they have no guarentee of paying off because it's "fun".
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  2. I heard about the movie because I'm a Nine Inch Nails fan and I found out his character was named Trent Reznik in Trent Reznor's honor so of course I had to watch it. Also at one point people started posting memes about Christian Bale's body transformations over the years so it got a little more exposure.
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  3.  @MARKSMAN108  what did the government programs, loans and subsidies do? Increase the demand for college. Demand picks up, so do prices. What happens when the caliber of student entering college declines? Due to the fact that it has become more accessible, demand picks up - and so do prices. I agree that degrees are useful. But 51% of employed college grads are in a job that doesn't require a degree. A person entering the workforce while others are enrolling college has a few extra years of income and obviously no student loans debt, which is a huge advantage over the college graduate who can't get a job with his degree. I enlisted (and was rejected so never actually served lol just to make that clear) and I'm a college student. So I have a little of experience on both sides and let me tell you that college is nothing like the military. It's much easier to connect with people outside college, people take as little responsibility as they can, they abuse their freedoms (and don't learn from the mistakes) and I don't see people maturing at all - if anything I've seen people regress. I'm not saying college is stupid because of the cost. I am saying that it's an investment that people will have trouble paying off if they don't make the right choices. I'm not ignorant for suggesting that people should make sound financial decisions. If anything, reducing the demand for college will make prices drop and make college great again. I'm not saying "don't go to college" I am saying: "consider your options". You on the other hand, you're almost treating college as the default option, almost in a "just go for it and see how it goes" way. We're asking 17-18 year olds to make this choice...
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  4.  @mikebillman8089  it's a M. Night Shymalan joke...
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  5. I just think he's saying that he's not trying to do the historical side of things.
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