Yeah, no sh*t. Assuming you went to college for a marketable and "valuable" degree - by this, I mean a degree with a clear path to a somewhat stable career. U

Yeah, no sh*t. Assuming you went to college for a marketable and "valuable" degree - by this, I mean a degree with a clear path to a somewhat stable career. Usually, if you don't have internships you've already shot yourself in the foot. Plenty of people with family money and college still find ways to go bankrupt from addiction, real-estate woes or bad investments. Some just don't care enough or have enough drive to be "successful". Some who find success get involved with the wrong people, or think their source of money is an endless fountain and go broke or worse end up on the street. Goodness do journalists write for simpletons these days...