Seems like Louis CK wrote this script.
Liked it
Reviews for "TD-Kids and Money"
Budged Dave you tought us a valuable lesson. Unless you don't live in a poor country where all jobs are shitty and college becomes more and more... mandatory (but it is most likely payed by the state)
Went into college with two-years of network engineering experience, a full ride from the A+ program and a metric shitload of scholarships. Was told I could test out of classes that were required for my degree (which I proceeded to do) only to be informed that even though I tested out of them, they didn't count towards my credit total. Then the fun began, with me having to take more gen-ed classes that my financial aid did not cover all to make up for the credit difference. Proceeded to drop out, get a-lot of shit from my older sister ("You're going to be a fast-food worker for the rest of your life?") and within one month of partying/job searching I'm making more than said sister (who has a four-year degree) climbing the ladder in a factory.
TLDR: If you know your shit, can budget, and don't want to pay money to take middle school English/American History again then don't go to college.
P.S. - Was/still not living with my parents, all about that budgeting like another reviewer said.
Thought for sure this would be about how some kids seem to have waaay too much money nowadays. :) Good advice though - as always with that contemplative, comical but somewhat serious narrative. Also looks like the illustration's much more detailed in this one! Looks good.
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Even if you saved all your money, that you got from the start, it will all go away in the first 2 semesters, then you end in debt again.