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and how much you weigh but do you have any yeah i got okay cool we ain't done this in a minute i like this yeah i've hit a couple emails already in this episode i love it all right i'm gonna pause this one towards the end uh because that's when they okay perfect perfect let's hear it hey guys my name is tatum and i'll wait till the end to tell you where i'm from my question is what is your go-to gas station snack or drink that you always pick up on a road trip

and how much you weigh but do you have any yeah i got okay cool we ain't done this in a minute i like this yeah i've hit a couple emails already in this episode i love it all right i'm gonna pause this one towards the end uh because that's when they okay perfect perfect let's hear it hey guys my name is tatum and i'll wait till the end to tell you where i'm from my question is what is your go-to gas station snack or drink that you always pick up on a road trip

Anyways, I love you guys, and I love the podcast.

Anyways, I love you guys, and I love the podcast.

He's sticking with Michigan. Okay.

He's sticking with Michigan. Okay.

I'm from Cleveland, Tennessee.

I'm from Cleveland, Tennessee.

Who had Tennessee?

Who had Tennessee?

Where? Cleveland, Tennessee.

Where? Cleveland, Tennessee.

and how much you weigh but do you have any yeah i got okay cool we ain't done this in a minute i like this yeah i've hit a couple emails already in this episode i love it all right i'm gonna pause this one towards the end uh because that's when they okay perfect perfect let's hear it hey guys my name is tatum and i'll wait till the end to tell you where i'm from my question is what is your go-to gas station snack or drink that you always pick up on a road trip

Anyways, I love you guys, and I love the podcast.

He's sticking with Michigan. Okay.

I'm from Cleveland, Tennessee.

Who had Tennessee?

Where? Cleveland, Tennessee.

My name is Tatum. This is about trade schools. And Scott, it's kind of for you, but my family owns cosmetology schools and hair and skin. So Kara, you're certainly able to answer this question. Okay, thank you. No shade, Scott. You talk a lot about the diminishing ROI on traditional four-year college degrees and the need for more practical, high-earning career paths.

My name is Tatum. This is about trade schools. And Scott, it's kind of for you, but my family owns cosmetology schools and hair and skin. So Kara, you're certainly able to answer this question. Okay, thank you. No shade, Scott. You talk a lot about the diminishing ROI on traditional four-year college degrees and the need for more practical, high-earning career paths.

Given the rising costs of college and labor shortages in skilled trade, what systematic changes, whether in policy, culture, or corporate investment, do you think are necessary to reposition trade schools as a first-choice pathway rather than a fallback option?

Given the rising costs of college and labor shortages in skilled trade, what systematic changes, whether in policy, culture, or corporate investment, do you think are necessary to reposition trade schools as a first-choice pathway rather than a fallback option?

It's true, I'm a hairdresser, but went to college first and saying one or the other, a totally different reaction from people.

It's true, I'm a hairdresser, but went to college first and saying one or the other, a totally different reaction from people.

My name is Tatum. This is about trade schools. And Scott, it's kind of for you, but my family owns cosmetology schools and hair and skin. So Kara, you're certainly able to answer this question. Okay, thank you. No shade, Scott. You talk a lot about the diminishing ROI on traditional four-year college degrees and the need for more practical, high-earning career paths.

Given the rising costs of college and labor shortages in skilled trade, what systematic changes, whether in policy, culture, or corporate investment, do you think are necessary to reposition trade schools as a first-choice pathway rather than a fallback option?

It's true, I'm a hairdresser, but went to college first and saying one or the other, a totally different reaction from people.