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I grew up in a highly educated family. Everyone had a masters in something and my mother had a PHD. I also grew up in a poor family where no one was actually able to use their degrees to get work. I went to college for two years and decided it was completely pointless. I couldn’t see a viable career path that would validate the expense. I started working on fishing boats and I now run my own operation making more than any of my cousins, siblings or any relation that went to college. A big problem with America is we’re too afraid to get our hands dirty and actually WORK. College kids these days want million dollar jobs and huge houses with minimal effort. It’s disgusting.

@leonfrancis3418

3 ай бұрын

That's a great story, but I don't agree with your takeaway in the slightest. The vast majority of Americans are working, and they are working the kind of jobs you don't go to college for. Your family with their masters and college education is not the rest of the country. People would happily do what you do if it was frequently advertised as a path to financial success. It's not, and your lived experience should tell you that.

@prof113

3 ай бұрын

@hobobaggins, I agree with you. College is only minimally useful, in a very limited and narrow application, when compared to a learned skill or trade. Academia is my profession and I am very clear with students and potential students. If you don't need a degree for your chosen profession and your focus is more on money/status than the actual benefit the profession provides others, find another line of work. Being a physician should never be about status, power, or money. It should be about servitude to the public. Once you realign your compass as to purpose, college often becomes a useless diversion from your goals.

@nanouekonzo5581

2 ай бұрын

Can I came to work for you, please?

@gurnblanston5000

15 күн бұрын

​@@prof113On point.

I work with a guy who went to law school, passed the bar, and represented exactly one client as a defense attorney before giving up because he couldn’t pay his $200K in student loans. Now he works a ton of overtime at a local steel mill like the rest of us who have high school diplomas and GED’s. Only we can buy houses because we’re not paying off student debt.

@prst99

3 ай бұрын

That guy must be a terrible attorney.

@_AR_216

3 ай бұрын

I didn’t go to college. Work at a local mill in northeast Ohio. Was fortunate enough to have high enough seniority to secure a bid to be a Steam Engineer (boiler operator) and they paid for the class and my exam and state license. Making bank and don’t have to pay a cent to student loans! I tell my sons trades are the way. And hopefully nepotism will get them in the mill w me in 10-12yrs. Hahaha.

@marci3667

3 ай бұрын

Too lazy to work while in college to help pay it off? Not very bright! I have 6 grandsons who all worked hard in high school ,got grants ,Last Two got all tuition paid with grants, two are electrical engineers, 1 a civil engineer, one got tired of college so went school to be a firefighter, one a Middle school Math teacher plus a masters degree, and 1 a masters in business! And all six worked every summer and have paid off or in the process of paying off their loans! Get off your butts and work in between and pay your own tuition!

@BrotherIsraelTopics

2 ай бұрын

​@@marci3667It's not the 90s anymore .s times are different

After being awarded my four year degree in computer science, I didn't owe a dime. I paid my tuition under a payment plan during the semester. I didn't take a full load. I took max two courses a semester. I am so glad I did it that way! 😊

@brianking4225

3 ай бұрын

Damn why didn't I think of that

@kingnegus77

3 ай бұрын

Kiddos for u🤥

@dlo8796

3 ай бұрын

Some universities won’t let you do that. Good for you!!!

@justbreathe8835

3 ай бұрын

Part time student with a full time job? While you were able to live at your parents house?

@MindfulMoments1444

3 ай бұрын

So smart, congrats!!

Why can't all our judges be like this gentleman?

@danfrakes5871

3 ай бұрын

Because he's not political correct😊

@richarda996

3 ай бұрын

Experience and common sense. Sadly lacking in today’s society.

This why this country is the way it is,we have alot of people with power but no experience ✅

@user-fs9yv4hl5f

3 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.

@rockym2931

2 ай бұрын

There is lots of truth in that. And the people wind up making decisions about things that make sense in an office or on a chalkboard, but not on the ground where the job is.

Judge Joe Brown Needs His Own Show!!!

@jayyoung3572

3 ай бұрын

He had one 😂

@DeeeQ12

3 ай бұрын

He has his own show, The Judge Brown Show, its a podcast.

@christinewilliams4846

3 ай бұрын

​@@DeeeQ12The ONLY thing with that is the so - called host keeps over talking him and interrupters him while he is speaking. Its very annoying and gets mad when people suggest that she just let him talk.

@sistersaffire1773

3 ай бұрын

@@christinewilliams4846 He Doesn't realize that "He Is The Main Attraction"!!!!!

@chrysanthe1297

3 ай бұрын

@@christinewilliams4846yea that lady with him sounds like a -itch

We need Judge Joe Brown to be in a leadership position for US - God Bless Judge Joe Brown and God Bless America !!

Scary. Relying on "experts" who have no experience is DANGEROUS. That includes doctors too.

There should be a class action lawsuit because of this scam.

"We are giving people things they have not earned" - Michael Jordan

Every since I was a kid I had a grind mentality but bein a man you should already know nobody gon save you.

I’m a teacher. Kids today can rap all rap songs by heart, yet read on a 2 nd grade level. Don’t even get me started on the math ematics.

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

So @justsomerandomgirl, your the teacher. Your students are a reflection of you!!!!!!!

@plumreid

3 ай бұрын

We can't magically raise students several levels to be "on grade level", and we can't make parents do their part at home. Students are coming to kindergarten behind. As there is no urgency to catch them up, they continue to loose ground. Older students need to be held accountable for their education. Learning requires effort. Don't take BS from people who can't even spell.

@juliennetully4814

3 ай бұрын

No, they are a reflection of their parents

@Msboochie2

3 ай бұрын

If you are a teacher, then you can already know music is the best way for humans to learn. It's one of the first ways we begin our education. We sing our abc’s and our numbers. Of course they can remember songs they’ve been exposed to repeatedly. Take a cue from that and learn how to incorporate that into what you're trying to teach them. Teachers have to bear some of the responsibility for the children not learning. This is why I chose a union free school district, if the teacher is not effective, they get fired. The School board, parents, students, and the teachers all play a part.

@richardtibbetts574

3 ай бұрын

Math is racist! 😜

I love Judge Joe Brown! Every time he speaks you can always expect something wise to come out. That's just like Judge Judy, she always lets nuggets of wisdom come out too.

He’s always speaking facts. I have a Masters Degree with over $200k in student loans ($120k is in interest). Never obtained a job in my field of Project Management. I obtained a $500 license and it netted me over $100k in wages.

@jasonrosado5285

3 ай бұрын

What was the license in ?

@tamarael2076

3 ай бұрын

@@jasonrosado5285 Property & Casualty Adjuster

@donthorough

3 ай бұрын

@@jasonrosado5285Most likely PMP

@ChocolateDutch8012

3 ай бұрын

That is crazy...

@rodneydoyle8611

3 ай бұрын

​@@jasonrosado5285 PMP, likely?

This is so true. I was a tutor at a great University where many black students were not doing well. These students were in the top 10% in their urban public school. They were not prepared for rigorous study. Once they understood, most graduated.

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

@aureliazak7830, I agree. Because the education system for black and brown students in America do not teach analytical, cognitive, language, creativity, critical thinking or problem solving skills to these children, unlike their white counterparts. Black and brown children in America are deprived of early literacy development and emotional development as well as effective communication and adaptability. These inadequacies in the education system are institutionalized systemic discrimination.

Yes the education today is watered down.

I LIKE this man! He has that common sense and sense of values that not many have today. I hope people are listening to him.

so i'm not middle class.....i'm living in poverty with a bachelors, masters, doctorate, & 2 teaching certifications, $300K in student loan debt, $10K in consumer debt and only making $35K/yr....this country is a joke!

@abramlittle7102

3 ай бұрын

No. You are a joke

@dwaynehudspeth2073

3 ай бұрын

Sorry honey, you can't blame this country. You just mad some bad choices. You chose to get educated in fields that just don't pay. And you payed way too much. Registered nurse and would be set for life and would be making well over a hundred thousand. And that only requires a bachelor degree. Or a nurse practitioner makes even more. And then tech fields is also where the big money is. Even a master degree or doctorate in education or social work don't pay much. You can make more working at the Post Office

@dwaynehudspeth2073

3 ай бұрын

A degree in any of the Humanities are not close to being worth the cost of the degrees in those fields.

@cynthiaadeyemi1746

3 ай бұрын

​@@dwaynehudspeth2073Stop gaslighting, social capital allows ppl with & without degree attainment 2 get higher pay..Get a copy of the report "Umbrellas Don't Make it Rain" by Darity et al.

@KaylaHumphries-us8jq

3 ай бұрын

Nurses don’t get paid enough Have you ever worked at nsg home or hospital Run a unit That is also a joke Lawsuits err day

God, I love listening to Judge Brown! He's been in the real world as a teacher, administrator, lawyer, judge and philosopher. His opinions are so well researched, experienced and thought out, you feel smarter every time you listen to him!!!

Insane Inflation! Back in the 1980s; $52k to 75k was Middle Class! 1990s; 75k to 125k was classified as Upper Middle Class! 2024; 250k is now considered Middle Class!

@winningvictory

3 ай бұрын

Scary!

@winningvictory

3 ай бұрын

@@titanman8302 Judge Joe Brown is still winning and living inside of what's left of your mind; rent and mortgage free!

@ceofounder

3 ай бұрын

@@titanman8302 Judge Joe Brown is Winning and living/residing rent/mortgage free inside of what's left of your!

@ceofounder

3 ай бұрын

@@williewhite169 Go live your best Census life!

@JMB129

3 ай бұрын

And people with zero financial literacy think $125k a year makes you rich.

Neither party is for YOU Black Americans🌬

@Joesire

3 ай бұрын

We have to be for US. If we just focused on us and bought from us we would be alright

@BLACKONCODE2024

3 ай бұрын

@@Joesire NEGATIVE, CAPITALISM won't save Black Americans.

@BLACKONCODE2024

3 ай бұрын

@@Joesire "Success" nor money stops white supremacy anti-Blackness racism. Ask Sterling Brown, millionaire NBA player. He was worth millions and still got faded by cops in Milwaukee outside the Walgreens and they turned their body cams OFF once they figured out they fuqed up🤬 REPARATIONS and SEPARATION🫶🏽🖤1

@jossyj1

3 ай бұрын

@@JoesireWhich will NEVER happen in our lifetime so we need to get on code and get in this political game. The government ISN’T for ANYONE, no matter your color. We have to go with the person whose policies work for US, PERIOD! And if you’re about any type of business you should have been successful during Trumps administration. I tell you this, sitting this one out and taking that I’m not worried about it approach while MILLIONS of illegals are setting up to REPLACE us is a disservice and injustice to our babies!

@Dwe1964

3 ай бұрын

That's the problem. You shouldn't be dependent on the government to do anything for you.

He’s spitting so much game in this one. I’m so glad he defined the true definition of college education. Which you need!!!

He ain't LYING

I got to meet Mr. Brown on a couple different occasions. My father used to work on his television show. He is a very pleasant man.

Thank you I Never Knew Tv for have the Great Judge Joe Brown on your You Tube page! ASE!

Loan forgiveness is a wealth transfer from the poorest to richer people. If they made the colleges eat the cost with their endowments I’d be all for it but you can’t make taxpayers foot the bill. Also the typical college student would hate me and I don’t want to be enslaved for them

That’s why I always knew, not to go to college for something that’s going to cost more than 25K I don’t care that I don’t make over 100 k a year, life is more than money

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

Life is more than money but money answers all things. This is just your excuse for not going to college. Further, if you are a good student and smart some college will give you a scholarship. Both me and my sister got full academic scholarships. Also, if your parents’ income is below 60k a year most Ivy League colleges will give you a full academic scholarship regardless of your color.

Thats why i told my son slow down on college when he graduated and youre not sure how to go hard; trade school. Youll get into debt up to your neck like me. Now my son has good money

@jones2277

3 ай бұрын

Plenty of people in debt from trade school. Most people who default their loans went to community college but didn’t finish

@jdwool08

3 ай бұрын

Stop I don’t know anyone in debt from trade school. I’m working on a masters plumbing license with no debt

@robinsonfamily3948

2 ай бұрын

@@jdwool08 People definitely go into debt in trade school and Community colleges. When I got my Cosmetology License years ago, I only paid $6500. I even used to teach Cosmetology and a lot of students had trouble paying from constantly going to these trade schools, taking student loans out, maxing out their fasfa and loans, and dropping out of trade school or community colleges before completing it. Now trade schools charge at least $20k+ and a lot of students do not finish. Just because they are not personally telling you their business, doesn't mean it isn't happening. My other trade which is a Class B CDL I got for free though. Most transit companies will train you for free to get a CDL. I also have a BSBA and only have $50k in student loan debt. The rate these trade schools are charging nowadays, you come out cheaper getting at least an assoicates degree. That is why I tell students they might as well finish the program because you still have to repay the student loans whether you finish or not.

Nice to know that as a hard-working business man who dropped out of high school and never went to college. I get to pay for their college education

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

Yea, but who wants to work hard????? I have three degrees and get paid for what I know and think not what I do.

That's true. I have never heard of college graduates in foreign countries living on the streets. They maybe underemployed but homeless? Only in the USA are college graduates homeless.

@sarahbaartmansrevenge

3 ай бұрын

because sane countries invest in their best and brightest for the good of the country. this country is insane

I never worry about self-esteem. True self-esteem comes from accomplishment. Prisons are full of false and inflated senses of self.

I remember those trophies coming out in the 70s. Made no sense. All the team's in the league and all the players got trophies. Even the worst players. We stood around and said"'what the hell !" And we were teens.

We had a trade school program in high school. With all kinds of trades, I took carpentry. At the graduation ceremony the head of the trade programs said on stage to everyone, with the knowledge that you gained in these programs you can get into apprenticeships and earn more money than if you went to college. That speech shocked me because for a long-time teachers and employers always told us kids you have to go to college if you want a good paying job or to succeed in life. Now the truth has been told here. I know a lot of people who have student debts and complain about it; when they ask me how much I owe I tell them $0. Why I used every cent to pay my debts.

This is why teens kids need jobs. We did a lot to teach my daughter and set an example of hard work, competitiveness and perseverance but working part time in HS was invaluable in so many ways. Practical vs theoretical.

Judge Brown is the best.

The military allows you to go to school free. I have my own business and decided during the pandemic to get into cybersecurity. Having my own business allowed me to make over 100k, but the pandemic slowed it down for a few, so I upskilled. I was offered a six-figure remote contract in cybersecurity I was originally on the path to go to law school and got accepted, but at the time, I was fresh out of the military and became a divorced single mom. My college professor at the time said I was making more than him. He asked me why I wanted to waste time on law school. Keep my business going. Now I got IT certifications for free and got my Masters for paid for through scholarship and employment. I refuse to get into student loan debt. My husband has consistently earned six figures for the last 11 years he didn't even go to college or finish high school. He figured it out faster than me. Trade pays well, too😂.

@marci3667

3 ай бұрын

My youngest son did the same! Computers and further schooling while in the service! Retired after 23 years and now a contractor!

American man wisdom. We've been shitting on it for six decades. It's good that we're coming back to it. Fear the wise old men, they'll lead you to fearing God. After that you'll be wise too and your suffering will stop.

This the point Elon was trying to get across to Don Lemon. If you’ve got underskilled people in important roles (like the medical field), more people will die. Everything becomes lower class due to the lack of practice

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

Further, it is incredulous that you are quoting anything from Elon. He is a South African racist, narcissistic sociopathic apartheid enthusiast.

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

@williewhite169 0 seconds ago @astronomikalac4748, you and Elon sound like fools. After a person graduates from medical school, before being able to practice medicine, that individual must be tested, undergo and successfully pass the United States Medical Licensing Examination which is a three-step examination for medical licensure in the U.S.

I’m glad I went to college. You just have to study the right thing and go to the right school. I will be working in the ac like this man talking.

The student loan issues is created by the government because they know most Americans don’t understand personal finance and are unwilling to make good decisions. Also, the government and the banks know that most of the college students are first generation college students who have never been taught how the college selection process should work. Young people select out of state colleges when there are great schools in their state, and they attend private colleges over adequate public institutions which creates the mess we have today.

@MagpieAnnie73

3 ай бұрын

I have yet to see anyone start going after colleges who charge high tuition And many get federal $$ and have donations. That's where you start There are some degrees you can get your degree in 3 years and stop the nonsense classes they force down their throats. And pay attention or see an accountant before you and your parents sign on that dotted line. Yet they expect everyone to pay high taxes to pay off their loans

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

@MagpieAnnie73, obviously your experience is extremely limited. My sister, a young black girl from the inner city whose father valued higher education, applied to and was accepted at all the Ivy League colleges in the USA. She graduated from Radcliffe College/Harvard University and attended on a full academic scholarship. My parents did not pay one dime for her bachelor’s degree or mine.

@tflg3257

3 ай бұрын

@pgppe9488 College loans is a Wall Street racket. Consumer credit is a windfall for banks and college administrator salaries. The more access to loans, increases the tuition rates sought. Same happened in the car loan industry.

He is of course, right.

Judge Brown is a National treasure.

Love listening to Judge Joe Brown!

Love this common sense judge! We need more of him………put him on tv in prime time every channel and start it today every day!

So glad I am getting a welding certification.

@Ryan-yw8iz

3 ай бұрын

This is what I’m talking about 👏 Trying to get my 16 year old to really consider trade school.

@sarahbaartmansrevenge

3 ай бұрын

illegals will do your job for less money. then what? most people with money go with the illegal

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

Welding is a good trade. A welder can make 61k to 89k per year.

@socaljarhead7670

2 ай бұрын

Way more than that here in California. 120k is a slow year.

So appreciate his knowledge. Love Judge Joe Brown

Good morning learn the more realize wild these world is. What he is saying, applies a lot of aspects and areas of life.

Thank You

Judge Brown is a marvelous, wise, member of our society! He could do an entire college class on common sense! He came along when you had to work to achieve what you wanted, nobody gave him anything, he earned it! Love Judge Brown!❤

The legal system needs more Judge Brown thinking lawyers and judges. There should be qualifications to be appointed to a judgeship. If they have no experience in the courtroom, they should not be a judge or in prosecutorial offices. It takes experience to gain practicing knowledge of the law. And no, no release from student loan debt. It's like expecting to eat for free after you order a meal in an expensive restaurant. Don't pay. Wash dishes for an eight hour shift and clean the toilets after close.

I the the education system has shifted. Instead of preparing students for a job they want to do, it has become a way to keep certain people out of certain jobs. Colleges I think would rather have many people on campus rather than limit the amount of students to those who can actually find work in a chosen field. To keep it simple, a college will bring in 1,000 students but only 3 might be able to get a job after they complete their degree. Great for the college, the finance people paid them. Bad for the borrower and the lender, if the person cant find work.

Judge voice overs be hilariously good.

As someone who was the fat kid in the 90s, getting a participation award for coming second to last in a elem school race was a special kind of insulting. Pops threw that thing in the trash when we got home and made me run laps around the house. We didn't celebrate mediocrity. I had no clue that started off in the 70s smdh

Washington State just past a law that lawyers do not have to pass the bar.

@abramlittle7102

3 ай бұрын

The whole system is fraudulent anyway

@thelifeliver

3 ай бұрын

“Passed” not “past”

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

Washington state has not passed any such law. Instead, Washington Supreme Court ordered on Friday, March 15, that attorneys now have “alternative pathways” in lieu the bar exam to become licensed to practice law in Washington State.

@tflg3257

3 ай бұрын

@williewhite169 Every state should at least uphold the bar exam. I don't even care about the law school part. A large majority of social justice warriors who wish to become lawyers, would better help society and be happier, by not becoming lawyers.

@wlonsdale1

3 ай бұрын

You don't have to pass the bar anywhere if you're not in court

Love love love Judge Joe Brown! Matter of fact, I love him so much, I'm gonna buy some of his BBQ sauce he has made! Go buy his bbq sauce! LOL He's extremely intelligent. I've been a fan of his for decades. Watched his show every day when I was younger.

The government is the lending institutions, the banks haven’t done student loans since Obama. The taxpayers are the lending institution unless you got a private loan from a bank.

Truer words of wisdom

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Right again. 👍👍👍

So interesting!!!

🤙 explained for my brain..thank u

He's exactly spot on. If Sally and Bob enter into a contract for $50,000 payable at 6% over 15 years and Sally pays Bob $18,000 worth of payments and stops, Bob may call a collections agency. The collections agency gets a recovery percentage. Then, Bob charges off the debt and sell the contract at a discount when the collections agency doesn't recover anything. XYZ buys the paper from Bob for 50 cents on the dollar. XYZ hires a collections attorney. The collections attorney collects costs plus 33 1/3% of payments collected. The court collects the filing fee, any levy and execution fees. The constable or sheriff's office gets a fee. The city or town that needs to issue a tax certificate or to file a levy/execution gets a fee. So, the same contract from Sally and Bob morphs into everyone splitting up costs and taking a cut.

FACTS!!

Colleges also teach numerous subjects that are absolutely useless in relation to the job market. They just huge money launderers for government loans.

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

@Heisrisin3, what do you do for a living? How much money do you make per year?

That little Diddy at the end is fire

I earned my academic degree while serving active duty, armed forces. It wasnt easy but I was serving my country 24/7. It took much longer to achieve, but I didnt apply for a loan. Post 911 GI Bill also gave me tuition to continue my academic goals. I earned.

Exactly! Everything comes with a catch! Nothing is really gone

💯💪❤️Judge Joe Brown

I'm a high school dropout that's been in the trades for 30+ years. I only have to work 2 days a month to pay all my bills 😊 I get several "awards" each year for all the volunteering I get to do.

I love judges Judy and Lynn, but maaaaan oh maaaaaan, judge Joe is something else!!! They don't make 'em like him anymore!!! Gotta find the other two segments to this student loan discussion.❤❤❤😂

Joe is the man.thanks joe.

Judge Joe aint just Blowing! He Knows !

The no child left behind legislation made things even worse. You should not graduate if you did not meet the requirements. I am all for tutoring and getting students the help that they need to understand the subject matter. However, the participation trophy bs needs to end, it’s bad for us as a society.

Many years ago in Idaho some idiot wanted to come out with “pass-fail” grades what a dumb idea. NO WAY

I have worked right along side people with a college degree and I have a HS diploma with a trade. The reason is they got a degree in something they decided they didn't like. It happens all the time!

This man has it right! 👍👍👍

I earn just over $125,000 after working professionally since 1985. Who makes that amount of money today that cannot pay off student loans? Take two wage earners in a household and you see over $200,000 gross earnings. ANY relief needs to be limited to earners making MUCH less than $125,000 each. Relief needs to be implemented in lower fixed rates. Also, students should NOT be financing all expenses. Parents and students need to better manage the expense of education in partnership with the lenders and education facilities.

I have seen this before. It happens when markets are saturated. The market for college graduates is saturated. And yes, education is watered down. A High School diploma used to be good enough to do most jobs that take a diploma today.

Would love to hear him on club Shay Shay, people need to listen to this man speak

The problem with loan debt forgiveness is it's illegal both federal and state crimes who thought college students would be so bloody stupid to not know this fact

They didn't forgive my Student Loan of 40 years. Bogus school, closed down! Been trying to pay this off for over 40 years. 2,500.00 became 15,000.00 I'm now a Senior Citizen with a fixed income. Rents supercede my finances, gas 5.00 per gallon. Grocery shopping is so horrifying looking at those prices. Smh they still didn't help the ones who actually needed to be helped.

@williewhite169

3 ай бұрын

@analikab5631, if you had paid $1.00 per day on your loans for 40 years, you would have paid almost $15k by now.

@analikab5631

3 ай бұрын

@@williewhite169 If Cancer Chemotherapy Two heart Attacks has not come you might be right. Along with that ridiculous interest rates predatory lending and plans to keep citizens in debt for the duration. The system is flawed but if you'd like you can pay my student loan.

Everything he's saying is scary. Imagine going to court where the judge is making decisions based on his/her feelings.

I graduated from a community college and it was covered during the Covid pandemic. I am not going to finish off at university it’s too expensive. I do well with my associate’s degree.

Brown is referring to the legal and financial effect of a student loan forgiveness, cancellation, or discharge program on the lender. However, in certain situations, federal student loans legally can be forgiven, CANCELED, or discharged. Although a student loan forgiveness, cancellation, or discharge has varying legal implications and obligations, at bottom, the borrower won’t have to pay back some or all of the loan(s).

They can’t repay their loans but they have iPhones, they can dine out in restaurants, they have a new car, and they entertain themselves every weekend.

@marci3667

3 ай бұрын

And then people wonder why tuition is going higher! It’s because we have to pay for those who are getting a free education!

Largely because the Federal government has taken over student loans, colleges have absolutely no incentive to control costs because they know that, if the student cant (or won't) pay, the taxpayers will eventually pick up the tab. It's the same reason that housing is so expensive.

First time i experienced the "participation" agenda as a kid was 1997..

And now in washingto state there's no board requirement to practice law. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

@wlonsdale1

3 ай бұрын

You don't have to anywhere if you don't do trials

What is the name of the female, who made judge 18 months out of law school? Thank you. That has to be a world record.

Judge joe brown is a truth sayer

Hopefully this “participation trophy” nonsense comes to an end. My son’s hockey team was in a tournament a few years ago and came in 4th place. The coach came up after the loss with medals. The kids asked what they were and he told them they were for participating. The kids told him to take them back. They said that since they hadn’t placed in the top 3, they didn’t want something for “just showing up”!

Bottom line don’t , accrue debt you can’t pay off. And as a sidenote, just don’t accrue debt.

My student loans were "canceled" via PSLF. My debt was$40k for 3 masters degrees, two I earned during covid.

Legend

Judge Joe is a brilliant man. God bless him.

The jokes on them when the collections start to happen.

Well i'm so glad i paid them things all off and it took me about 13 years and i didn't even finish college! Not doing that again!

The OG

Judge Brown is honest about all this.