> Not everyone is cut out for college. Actually I quite think it's the opposite. We should be saying, "Not everyone is cut out for escalator mechanic." Those

> Not everyone is cut out for college. Actually I quite think it's the opposite. We should be saying, "Not everyone is cut out for escalator mechanic." Those who aren't cut out for "real" work and traditional vocational education end up going to college to get useless marketing or business degrees. Plumbers, electricians, heavy machinery operators, drafters, are all making really good money historically due to the demands you're describing. The "easy" path these days is to go to college.