President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

[85SugarVol]

Simple, really.

Regulate tuition prices. Ration student loans to stem, business, and all vocations which have robust salaries. All other degrees go to community college and low-cost state schools.

Kill the Federal Student Loan program. The entire system will correct itself.

Demand will go down.
Costs will go down.
Debt will go down.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

My peer in Johnson City is hiring line cooks with no experience at $15 an hours. Dishwasher no experience $18. A 16 year old host makes $10-$12

I'm sorry a dishwasher making 3$ more an hour than a cook? Surely you just got em mixed up...

I agree food service is paying great (relatively) right now. Because it's actual work and people turn their noses at it.

 

[85SugarVol]

ETSU class of 2013.

They teach you anything about inflation there?

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

They teach you anything about inflation there?

Honestly, no. Criminal Justice major.

 

[85SugarVol]

If you're in your early thirties now, you will look back on this time in your 80s and think how affordable everything is. Seriously, inflation is part of our economic norm. We just happen to be in a period of time with accelerated inflation.

He’s not old enough to have witnessed a full cycle yet. He will.

The WW2 generation thought the Boomers were bunch of lazy, dirty hippies.

 

[85SugarVol]

Honestly, no. Criminal Justice major.

Well no wonder you’re mad.

 

[Fun coupon VOL]

Sooo...not gonna answer. Don't blame you.

My tuition was $13k a year and was paid for via scholarships. My wife worked while going to school and paid for her schooling outside of the $15k in loans she ended up with. We both drove 10+ year old cars, that I took care of.

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

My tuition was $13k a year and was paid for via scholarships. My wife worked while going to school and paid for her schooling outside of the $15k in loans she ended up with. We both drove 10+ year old cars, that I took care of.

13k a year? Did you got to UT? Because that's about what it costs currently.

 

[Fun coupon VOL]

13k a year? Did you got to UT? Because that's about what it costs currently.

No

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

My thought, too. If not for Delaware's corporate law, the place would be forgotten wasteland.

Explain that.

 

[allvol123]

13k a year? Did you got to UT? Because that's about what it costs currently.

..

 

[McDad]

Kill the Federal Student Loan program. The entire system will correct itself.

Demand will go down.
Costs will go down.
Debt will go down.

Never gonna happen. Love the idea in principle but it's never gonna happen.

 

[Orangeburst]

Never gonna happen. Love the idea in principle but it's never gonna happen.

Party pooper
i bet u are a blast on a cruise

 

[StarRaider]

Isn’t Johnson Cites in Montana?

 

[85SugarVol]

Never gonna happen. Love the idea in principle but it's never gonna happen.

I was ready to forgive all student loan debt. All of it.
In exchange for a death blow to that program.

Would have been worth it imo.

 

[McDad]

Party pooper
i bet u are a blast on a cruise

I always watch The Posiedon Adventure before I go on a cruise.

 

[Orangeburst]

I always watch The Posiedon Adventure before I go on a cruise.

After seeing them cut through the hull so easily in the end, those things are death traps

 

[McDad]

I'm sorry a dishwasher making 3$ more an hour than a cook? Surely you just got em mixed up...

I agree food service is paying great (relatively) right now. Because it's actual work and people turn their noses at it.

Remember when I said you would talk about the next generation the way the previous talked about you???

 

[Orangeburst]

I always watch The Posiedon Adventure before I go on a cruise.

Not to mention there are reports that a few U-boats have crew that dont know the War is over

 

[AM64]

Take a look at the evil laugh from a wannabe dictator. He hates everybody not him.

Seems a bit ironical that environmentalists screeched for decades about cleaning the air ... and now the sun is too bright? Now where are all the news stories about "How stupid is biden wanting to put shades on the sun"?

 

[Orangeburst]

 

[volfanhill]

I'm sorry a dishwasher making 3$ more an hour than a cook? Surely you just got em mixed up...

I agree food service is paying great (relatively) right now. Because it's actual work and people turn their noses at it.

Absolutely not. Dishwasher is the worst job in the building. It also has significantly higher turnover. Garbage men make more then teachers for a reason

 

[AM64]

He's bragging about "buckling down" and getting a 15k loan paid off. Big whoop. I'm laughing at you for thinking it doesn't matter the difference in tuition over the last 40 years. Y'all boomers paid 10k for a college degree, 4k for a new car, 40k for a new house. Boomers literally had everything the needed pretty much readily available to them and all they had to do was not **** it up, and refuse to see how it is completely different today.

I wish I could go back to 17 year old me and tell me DO NOT go to college, but my boomer parents drilled it into my head if I didn't go to college I'd always be poor.

Yeah? And? Our salaries weren't nearly what people make today either. People make more and they pay more ... inflation. Pay attention. Inflation is a spiral - all a game of trying to match incomes to costs ... and inflating cost of goods because of increased labor costs. The proverbial dog chasing his tail. You know the worst part is that as long as man survives, so will inflation.

The other part driving the cost of college education is demand. Some of that stems from the Griggs v. Duke Power Co decision. Look it up. Boomers (and elders) used to have to take tests when applying for jobs so the employer could decide if you had the skills. When that came to a screeching halt, employers started using college degrees as a decision point whether the job actually required a degree or not.

 

[AM64]

Lotta freaking truth in this looking around the DFW metroplex these days. “Hello we’re new here we just moved from California” AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!

The standard answer should be, "Well, good for you. Now go home" and point them west.

 

[AM64]

Explain that.

Over half of public corporations trading on the NYSE are incorporated in DE. Ford and GM headquarters are in MI, both are Delaware Companies. Boeing, Lockheed, Airbus incorporated in DE. The list is endless

Some of the reasons:

Reasons businesses incorporate in Delaware:

• In Delaware, one person can hold the title of each of the officers of the business.
• Delaware has no minimum bank account requirement for a company’s bank account. This is in contrast to a number of states that require a $1,000.00 minimum bank balance.
• Delaware does not require business owners to list their names when filing business formation papers; therefore, no names appear on the public record and your company can maintain its privacy.
• Delaware does not impose state income tax on businesses that do not operate within the state.
• When you form a company in Delaware, Delaware is the domicile of your company, thus the rules and regulations your company follows are the Delaware corporate laws as applied by the Delaware Court of Chancery. Delaware is famous for its fair and flexible corporate laws and its case law, as dispensed by the most respected business court in the United States, the Delaware Court of Chancery.
• Directors are free to set any price on shares of stock they wish to sell.
• The process to register a business in Delaware is straightforward and uncomplicated; if you do so online, by phone or by mail through Harvard Business Services, Inc, we make it easy, fast and affordable for you.

Why Do So Many Companies Incorporate in Delaware? | Harvard Business Services