“You’re Making These Life Decisions That Will Affect You Forever”- Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers Share Their Thoughts on a $1.6 Trillion Problem in the USA
Mounting student debt is one of the most pressing issues currently facing this country. Every year, thousands of students take out loans in the six figures in order to go to college, and by the time they are done with college, they have huge payments with exorbitant rates of interest that they have to pay which cripples them financially. In a recent episode of his podcast, Joe Rogan asked four-time league MVP, Aaron Rodgers, his thoughts on the issue.
Rodgers said, “But it’s not pushed uh you know it’s shame you’re shamed almost if you don’t go to college right oh yeah it’s never pushed like hey go learn a technical skill right where you can do a year of apprenticeship or college or study yeah and then go make six figures in a job.”
Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers share their thoughts on a $1.6 trillion problem in America
Rogan added on the matter, “I mean it’s a [ _ ] business and it’s also for many people something that they’re not going to use for whatever occupation they choose I mean maybe it will help them get a job if it shows that they have a bachelor’s in this or a master’s in that but there’s a large number of people out there that are out there working in a field that is not even their field of study in college.”
Rogan continued, “So they have this student loan that didn’t even apply to what they wound up doing for a living and then they have to pay it off forever and it’s subsidized by the government so its an extraordinarily expensive endeavor and you’re making this choice when you’re 18 you don’t know what the [ _ ] you’re doing no you have zero idea it’s the most vulnerable time in your life before your frontal lobe forms you’re you’re not even 25 years old and you’re making these life decisions that will affect you forever.”
Rodgers has been appearing on a lot of podcasts and interviews recently as he prepares for his 17th season in the NFL with the Green Bay Packers. What do you rate their chances this season? Let us know in the comments below!
