> the product they sold you doesn't result in enough income to foot the bill within X years. Honestly this is the issue. Colleges sell education. People think

> the product they sold you doesn't result in enough income to foot the bill within X years. Honestly this is the issue. Colleges sell education. People think they are buying a future income stream. I don't blame people, because employers have by and large conflated the two. But this misalignment is at the heart of a lot of the cost discourse.