Comments by "Ego Brain" (@egobrain7349) on "" video.

 @aetherwizard3218 I live in a red state and everyone I know is voting for DT.
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@RestrictedFilms Of course experience matters, ya donut. Whether you get a degree or not. You still. erd to work up the ladder, even with a degree. That's the problem. Kids today feel like they "deserve" the highest paid position right out the gate. 😅
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 @RestrictedFilms How does he get it? Those who go to college, absolutely, on average, make more. A lot more.
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@RestrictedFilms Ate you being sarcastic? God, I hope so. Lol
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@RestrictedFilms Yes, you need to work up the ladder. Lol Hence why you don't have a job. Because you don't want to. And now I see that you're actually serious. Lmao. Over the course of a full-time career, the typical U.S. worker with a bachelor’s degree earns nearly $1 million more than a similar worker with just a high school diploma. A similar worker with an associate degree earns $360,000 more than a high school grad. Individuals with college degrees experience lower unemployment rates and increased odds of moving up the economic ladder.
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@aetherwizard3218 Public education is terrible in every state. Lol
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@YATESAsphalt8 It largely does. 😂 Over the course of a full-time career, the typical U.S. worker with a bachelor’s degree earns nearly $1 million more than a similar worker with just a high school diploma. A similar worker with an associate degree earns $360,000 more than a high school grad. Individuals with college degrees experience lower unemployment rates and increased odds of moving up the economic ladder.
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@RestrictedFilms You're blaming what you are responsible for on your parents....you want your parents to accept responsibility for your actions and choices.
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It absolutely does, on average, produce higher wages. A lot higher. 360k more for those with an associate's. And 1m more for those with a bachelor's.
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@maryjankowski9032 Then give back your diploma/education.
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@derekv8534 For real. 😄🙌🏻
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 @UnclePhil1112 Not even just businesses. Every single person who sells property. Businesses, banks, and individuals.
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@RestrictedFilms You could have told your parents no. Lol That was a choice you made. It is now your choice to not take STEM jobs and move up the ladder to the pay you deserve.
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 @2Ahthelphi Exactly
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@donwald3436 Yep.
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@PhantomFilmAustralia Yes, those Veterans should absolutely be livid. The rest of your post is nonsensical. And to be clear, the OPs comment is also silly. Those ppl should just be made to pay the debt they took. Or, they should be made to relinquish their diploma and not be able to use those credentials in current or future jobs.
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