I've been listening to Dave for 13 years, and folks he's been warning every caller on this topic, the entire time. Basically he tells people to save enough money to pay it off anyway in case the government doesn't.
I currently work as a public servant, and I hate my job. I've lost my dignity and self respect working in this field. People are so mean and nasty in my line of work. Now that I know the loan forgiveness program is a hoax, then I can get out of this line of work. Looking forward to working multiple jobs to get out of debt.
I'm in public service to. I like what I do and I'm in the loan forgiveness but it's sad that we sign up for an agreement but the government can't uphold their end. It's sad.
I know how you feel Alan. I was offered a job at an insurance company reviewing medical claims from very sick people. The more claims I denied the more I would be promoted in the company. No thanks. I turned that down. Who am I to decided who is scamming and who is really in need? I took a job across the street with an engineer firm and have been here for decades.
I feel like Dave cusses like a sailor when he isn't on air. If you say "flip" "flippin" "freaking" that many times in one rant, it's just a matter of time before he lets the real F bomb slip. Still love ya Dave.
Lou Eckert No he admitted he gets so fed up at times if he had his hand on the button he might just press it not a good thing (his words not mine). But who can blame him for getting mad at the greed and corruption he sees all around us every day. Perhaps he would be a good choice, because he does have a passion to do the right thing (which would make it hard for him in politics). But if he does get in let someone else control that button, lol.
No one needs student debt. Here's how: Go to the local community college for a while, taking transferable courses. Join the National Guard. Move on to one of the lower-cost state universities.
National Guard is not available to over half the country. Edit: About 55% of people in the age range are ineligible due to various "medical" stipulations.
@@ChrisParrishOutdoors those are the ones that will pick up the trash and turn on the gas pump. It’s not only physical it is also mental. They’re are infinite layers of people. Perhaps the truly physical disabled ones should get assistance but EVEN that is abused. The number of able bodied individuals that use handicap parking tags after begging the doctors to diagnose them as handicapped for government assistance… they’re the problem. And you’re right that’s probably 55% of people. They consume more than they produce. The bottom 55% will sink this boat.
Regardless of Trump, Clinton, Democrats or Republicans, Im very grateful I didn't fall for this student loan forgivenss BS and got on board with Dave's plan a couple of years ago. I will have all my student loans paid off in 3 months and the lousy, Dept. of Ed will be out of my life forever! Thanks for showing me the way Dave!
They failed people business based their stupid regulation meanwhile they there sit on the couch accepted money from people's tax. When you lose your job or bankrupt ,did they care? Yeah they don't care. You responsible for your selves guys
I am not the one that was victims of a sub prime mortgage but some people were duped and are victims of lies and deceit. Get off your high horse and stop thinking you have the answer to the whys and hows. Hindsight is 20/20. I'm sure these people wish they can go back and change things that happened in the past. You live and learn. It's so easy to judge others but if by chance you find yourself in a similar situation, look in the the mirror remind yourself that you are an idiot just like those "other" people.
The persons who qualified for the program paid 120 payments like the contract states. Forgive the loans...that's it. No one is lazy, these ppl paid on their loans based on their income for the past 10 years, they did nothing wrong. Not everyone is in a six figure career or has the skills in a career field that pays close to that much. Some people's skillset are in careers fields that don't pay much... i.e., public defenders, social workers, counselors, teachers.....come on these careers don't pay but persons believed in themselves that their salaries will eventually increase after getting some experience under their belt. Whats more, in addition to their low salaries, persons have hundreds and thousands of dollars in student loan debt to pay back, and with their kids and their monthly expenses, as well as unexpected expenses, there's no way they could've paid off these loans in 2 or 3 or 5 years! There are professionals who need this program; not only based on the fact that they are in a public service career, but also based on their income potential. While you all are blaming the borrowers, how about the government mandates to significantly increase the earnings of these professions so that the borrowers will be fincancially able to pay back their student loans in a shorter period of time so that they won't have to depend on government programs!!
Tell that to the victims of the 2008 housing crisis that lost their fortune and chose to return to college in hopes of a new skill or career field. Up until that point there wasn't very much "going back to college" for people older than 18-24 years of age. We tend to forget or tuck away such crises as if they never happened. People go into panic mode when the house is getting foreclosed on and the last person with an income walked in the the door with a pink slip. No one including you are immune to poor. It's like a drug or a cancer, either you chose it or maybe it chose you. I'm sure a good majority of the people we are referring to were somehow affected by 2008 and didn't choose their fate. Student loans were sold just like sub-prime mortgages. As a matter of fact, the student loan IS the new sub-prime mortgage. It's just another way multi billion dollar companies (or the US Government) can fleece hard working people with "that fake American dream." This way off the original topic so I digress.
MASH2031 people who otherwise couldn't afford a home were suddenly allowed money for no reasoned purpose. these people couldn't afford this money. these same people doubled down and went into college to dig them selves even deeper.
"Didn't choose their fate" oh please, they absolutely did choose. They were overextended which forced them to take money out of their nest egg when they shouldn't have. If they had 100k in a retirement plan or just a mutual fund and had left it alone the entire time up through now, they wouldn't have any issue. They placed themselves in a position where they had no other options because they weren't handling money well, it was just covered up by the bloated economic climate.
Government employees are worthless. Why we would be even offering the most worthless people in this country debt forgiveness after we are paying their ridiculous salaries to go around and cause trouble is simply beyond me.
ROTH IRAs! I read an interesting comment about someone stating "don't trust the government in having your retirement grow tax free with a ROTH IRA." I say he has a point. Will the government really allow us to bank millions of dollars tax free when we retire? That's a lot of trust we are putting in them.
If they get rid of the Roth(by taxing it), then it's just a regular IRA... no biggie. Roth only makes sense if you're going to jump tax brackets usually, it depends on the person.
I agree Chris with a minor comment. I don't think they'll directly tax Roth benefits because that might cost them votes. (Unless they convince enough of the sheeple that folks having Roth's are evil and need to be taxed). I would expect something underhanded like "We'll cut your social security benefits if you have enough Roth savings, because that would be fair and your part to keep social security afloat as you really don't need the benefits or some leftist jibber jabber like that.
droptozro Roths are the best for retirement. Traditional 401k means that when you take money out it gets taxed as income. Even with a tax break from putting money into a Non Roth the money is presumably going to grow. Does saving 35% now on 10k sound better than paying 35% on 100k? Taxes are the single biggest drag on retirement savings. Up here in Canada we have the TFSA (ROTH) and RRSP (401k) the only reason I have both was because when I started investing the TFSA didn't exist, now that it does the only account my monies are being invested in is the TFSA until it's maxed out. BTW TFSA beats ROTH since there is NO tax when you put money in, while it grows in the account, and when you take it out.
The only way you should keep debt long term is if an employer pays the bill every month. Let the principle of the loan in an interest-bearing savings account of 2.0% collect interest, if you get fired, laid off, or worst... Pay it off immediately, pocket what has left the employer didn't pay.
Another aspect of the student loan forgiveness that Dave didn't touch on is the fact that nearly every time, the job(s) you will be required to take in order to qualify/stay qualified are, to put it bluntly, horrible. Bottom end of the pay scale for that position, and usually terrible working conditions. To use where Dave lives as an example (though obviously he would not do this), that would mean Schoolteacher, Doctor, Nurse, Public Defender or an employee in a public assistance office... In Memphis, TN. What is most of Memphis like? It is the Detroit, or Baltimore, or St. Louis, or Chicago of Tennessee. It IS that bad, yes, you will be assigned to a government job in the worst part of town, and if you move/transfer (even to another state), your new job will be just as horrible as the one you left. You have to take the job openings that most, to put it bluntly, simply won't. That debt forgiveness is the carrot they're dangling in front of you. You would be extremely lucky to survive with your sanity, or yes, even your life, intact.
I bet they were people that were thinking they would settle for a lower wage and justified it by getting their loans paid off and getting a pension. Dave was wrong about doing more work for more money, because in the private sector you can do the same work and make more money than working for government. I used to work for government and will never go back. 10 years of busting in in the private sector with raises and promotions factored in will probably outweigh that loan forgiveness program in terms of income over ten years for all of these people. Number one lesson learned - do not work for government. It might be impossible to get fired and you might not have to do much to get paid but if you just do even a medium amount like the average, and show up on time every day and be reliable to do the average, in the private sector you will make tons more over your lifetime. If you actually really try, then government work becomes a joke. And government pensions, like this student loan forgiveness program, are not guaranteed.
"Congress: I don't get in your politics & you guys all fight about nothing, half the time & don't do much, anyways--not real sure why any of you are there & why we allow any of you to hang out & stand around & pop your gums...". --Dave Ramsey.
I went to a college that I could afford to pay for myself by working. No student loans. My husband took out student loans before we were married and we have spent five years living minimally and paying them off. He ended up with a job that doesn't even require a graduate's degree so it was a waste of money. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. Pay attention to the world around you when you are making life decisions. You can't afford 30,000 a year tuition than don't take out the loan. For what? A music degree. Be realistic. A teaching degree...ugh. If you are a doctor and owe 60k in loans than I suppose that's not too bad.
MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOUR HAD A SON WITH A UNI ENGINEERING DEGREE AND WAS AMANAGER AT AN ENGINEERING COMPANY AND COULD NOT FIGURE WHY I RAN A CLASSIC MERC ON MY BUSINESS DURR BECAUSE THERE WAS NO FANCY ELECTRONICSAND COULD MAINTAIN IT MYSELF DURR?
Not for nothing but most people who apply for the student loans is not doing anything wrong they still have to make their monthly payments on time and if it takes more than 10 years then whatever is remaining can possibly get paid off.... some are not as lucky to get scholarships or any other means of free education and had to pay for college since day one.
Too bad the federal government doesnt have immunity from being sued for breach of contract. I have seen the letters Dave is talking about and read the rules. A good lawyer could shred the Education Department and tear them a new butthole. If a citizen makes an agreement with the government, both sides must honor it or they are liable for breach of contract.
Just curious, has anyone ever met a person that received loan forgiveness under this particular 10 year public service job program? I know doctors, teachers, and nurses have but never heard of a public service worker benefiting after 10 years of paying. If anyone has a success story feel free to comment.
working shlub People are willing to pay, but when they change the variable interest rate on you like a slimy loan shark, that's what takes people by surprise.
The problem is that they took out those loans and went into careers that aren't lucrative under the assumption that the loans would be forgiven after a ten-year period. It wasn't like they took out loans then demanded that they be paid back.
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2. Pay your loans regardless of any scheme
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BE SMART not a sheep to government system.
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@@Bertuzz84you are the one that has parents that are cousins bud.
I've been listening to Dave for 13 years, and folks he's been warning every caller on this topic, the entire time. Basically he tells people to save enough money to pay it off anyway in case the government doesn't.
Joe's Classic Video Games I’ve heard him say don’t let them pay and just pay off your debt, and ASAP.
I currently work as a public servant, and I hate my job. I've lost my dignity and self respect working in this field. People are so mean and nasty in my line of work. Now that I know the loan forgiveness program is a hoax, then I can get out of this line of work. Looking forward to working multiple jobs to get out of debt.
I'm in public service to. I like what I do and I'm in the loan forgiveness but it's sad that we sign up for an agreement but the government can't uphold their end. It's sad.
Alan_1212 - not "sad." It's fraud.
I know how you feel Alan. I was offered a job at an insurance company reviewing medical claims from very sick people. The more claims I denied the more I would be promoted in the company. No thanks. I turned that down. Who am I to decided who is scamming and who is really in need? I took a job across the street with an engineer firm and have been here for decades.
I feel like Dave cusses like a sailor when he isn't on air. If you say "flip" "flippin" "freaking" that many times in one rant, it's just a matter of time before he lets the real F bomb slip. Still love ya Dave.
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If it's too good to be true it usually is.
YEASSS I LOVE THE DAVE RAMSEY RANTS!!
Dave Ramsey for president!
No one for president :D
Lou Eckert he would make car loans illegal LOL
Lou Eckert he would make car loans illegal LOL
Lou Eckert No he admitted he gets so fed up at times if he had his hand on the button he might just press it not a good thing (his words not mine). But who can blame him for getting mad at the greed and corruption he sees all around us every day. Perhaps he would be a good choice, because he does have a passion to do the right thing (which would make it hard for him in politics). But if he does get in let someone else control that button, lol.
He'd clean up all of the national debt in one term.
This is hilarious. I keep telling people "job security" is an oxymoron.
How many times can I hit the "Like" button? Where's the "Laughing Hysterically" button?? Fantastic episode Dave!
No one needs student debt. Here's how: Go to the local community college for a while, taking transferable courses. Join the National Guard. Move on to one of the lower-cost state universities.
National Guard is not available to over half the country.
Edit: About 55% of people in the age range are ineligible due to various "medical" stipulations.
@@ChrisParrishOutdoors those are the ones that will pick up the trash and turn on the gas pump. It’s not only physical it is also mental. They’re are infinite layers of people. Perhaps the truly physical disabled ones should get assistance but EVEN that is abused. The number of able bodied individuals that use handicap parking tags after begging the doctors to diagnose them as handicapped for government assistance… they’re the problem. And you’re right that’s probably 55% of people. They consume more than they produce. The bottom 55% will sink this boat.
Regardless of Trump, Clinton, Democrats or Republicans, Im very grateful I didn't fall for this student loan forgivenss BS and got on board with Dave's plan a couple of years ago. I will have all my student loans paid off in 3 months and the lousy, Dept. of Ed will be out of my life forever! Thanks for showing me the way Dave!
I vote Dave as our next leader something about his blunt truth is awesome. To say stupid that much was truth
If 2020 has shown us anything. It’s we can’t trust the government.
So true
Wow just wow. There are no words.
They failed people business based their stupid regulation meanwhile they there sit on the couch accepted money from people's tax. When you lose your job or bankrupt ,did they care? Yeah they don't care. You responsible for your selves guys
This should be like a PSA. Is there anyway I can double or triple like this?
IM DEBT FREE NO STUDENT LOANS NO EDUCATION NO PROBLEM😀😀😀
Pigeon Master same here! No car or student loan debt for me
Yay me neither student loan and car debt free, and credit card free and no kids or with a loser partner. Life is great
Adriana Alcala lol on LOSER partner 😂
Pigeon Master
yeah being with someone that doesnt pull their own weight is a living nightmare that drains youre time energy resources and money
Adriana Alcala I agree with you👍🏽
HAHA!
"Sell so much stuff the Kids think they're next,"
The only real way to build wealth, including college tuition is by building character through hard work and patience for many years.
I am not the one that was victims of a sub prime mortgage but some people were duped and are victims of lies and deceit. Get off your high horse and stop thinking you have the answer to the whys and hows. Hindsight is 20/20. I'm sure these people wish they can go back and change things that happened in the past. You live and learn. It's so easy to judge others but if by chance you find yourself in a similar situation, look in the the mirror remind yourself that you are an idiot just like those "other" people.
Their parents were cousins!! That cracked me up
The persons who qualified for the program paid 120 payments like the contract states. Forgive the loans...that's it. No one is lazy, these ppl paid on their loans based on their income for the past 10 years, they did nothing wrong. Not everyone is in a six figure career or has the skills in a career field that pays close to that much. Some people's skillset are in careers fields that don't pay much... i.e., public defenders, social workers, counselors, teachers.....come on these careers don't pay but persons believed in themselves that their salaries will eventually increase after getting some experience under their belt. Whats more, in addition to their low salaries, persons have hundreds and thousands of dollars in student loan debt to pay back, and with their kids and their monthly expenses, as well as unexpected expenses, there's no way they could've paid off these loans in 2 or 3 or 5 years! There are professionals who need this program; not only based on the fact that they are in a public service career, but also based on their income potential. While you all are blaming the borrowers, how about the government mandates to significantly increase the earnings of these professions so that the borrowers will be fincancially able to pay back their student loans in a shorter period of time so that they won't have to depend on government programs!!
Tell that to the victims of the 2008 housing crisis that lost their fortune and chose to return to college in hopes of a new skill or career field. Up until that point there wasn't very much "going back to college" for people older than 18-24 years of age. We tend to forget or tuck away such crises as if they never happened. People go into panic mode when the house is getting foreclosed on and the last person with an income walked in the the door with a pink slip. No one including you are immune to poor. It's like a drug or a cancer, either you chose it or maybe it chose you. I'm sure a good majority of the people we are referring to were somehow affected by 2008 and didn't choose their fate.
Student loans were sold just like sub-prime mortgages. As a matter of fact, the student loan IS the new sub-prime mortgage. It's just another way multi billion dollar companies (or the US Government) can fleece hard working people with "that fake American dream." This way off the original topic so I digress.
MASH2031 people who otherwise couldn't afford a home were suddenly allowed money for no reasoned purpose. these people couldn't afford this money. these same people doubled down and went into college to dig them selves even deeper.
This is why the Feds need to get rid of the student loan program at once.
"Didn't choose their fate" oh please, they absolutely did choose. They were overextended which forced them to take money out of their nest egg when they shouldn't have. If they had 100k in a retirement plan or just a mutual fund and had left it alone the entire time up through now, they wouldn't have any issue. They placed themselves in a position where they had no other options because they weren't handling money well, it was just covered up by the bloated economic climate.
Stupid Education Department
Robert Spencer
True
This is my all time favorite rant. Parents are cousins lmbo lmbo
dave hit it on the head with this and lmaoo throughout the first 2minutes
Government employees are worthless. Why we would be even offering the most worthless people in this country debt forgiveness after we are paying their ridiculous salaries to go around and cause trouble is simply beyond me.
DR called it - very sad for these people.
ROTH IRAs! I read an interesting comment about someone stating "don't trust the government in having your retirement grow tax free with a ROTH IRA." I say he has a point. Will the government really allow us to bank millions of dollars tax free when we retire? That's a lot of trust we are putting in them.
You're talking about a Traditional IRA or 401K (tax deferred). Roth IRA & Roth 401K grow tax free.
If they get rid of the Roth(by taxing it), then it's just a regular IRA... no biggie. Roth only makes sense if you're going to jump tax brackets usually, it depends on the person.
I agree Chris with a minor comment. I don't think they'll directly tax Roth benefits because that might cost them votes. (Unless they convince enough of the sheeple that folks having Roth's are evil and need to be taxed). I would expect something underhanded like "We'll cut your social security benefits if you have enough Roth savings, because that would be fair and your part to keep social security afloat as you really don't need the benefits or some leftist jibber jabber like that.
droptozro Roths are the best for retirement. Traditional 401k means that when you take money out it gets taxed as income. Even with a tax break from putting money into a Non Roth the money is presumably going to grow. Does saving 35% now on 10k sound better than paying 35% on 100k? Taxes are the single biggest drag on retirement savings. Up here in Canada we have the TFSA (ROTH) and RRSP (401k) the only reason I have both was because when I started investing the TFSA didn't exist, now that it does the only account my monies are being invested in is the TFSA until it's maxed out. BTW TFSA beats ROTH since there is NO tax when you put money in, while it grows in the account, and when you take it out.
The only way you should keep debt long term is if an employer pays the bill every month. Let the principle of the loan in an interest-bearing savings account of 2.0% collect interest, if you get fired, laid off, or worst... Pay it off immediately, pocket what has left the employer didn't pay.
In the first place , school's and colleges don't cost as much to run as the government loans out. Oh but it's OK they' ll take it.
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Federal Government: Who ????
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That explains job growth.
Another aspect of the student loan forgiveness that Dave didn't touch on is the fact that nearly every time, the job(s) you will be required to take in order to qualify/stay qualified are, to put it bluntly, horrible. Bottom end of the pay scale for that position, and usually terrible working conditions. To use where Dave lives as an example (though obviously he would not do this), that would mean Schoolteacher, Doctor, Nurse, Public Defender or an employee in a public assistance office... In Memphis, TN. What is most of Memphis like? It is the Detroit, or Baltimore, or St. Louis, or Chicago of Tennessee. It IS that bad, yes, you will be assigned to a government job in the worst part of town, and if you move/transfer (even to another state), your new job will be just as horrible as the one you left. You have to take the job openings that most, to put it bluntly, simply won't. That debt forgiveness is the carrot they're dangling in front of you. You would be extremely lucky to survive with your sanity, or yes, even your life, intact.
I bet they were people that were thinking they would settle for a lower wage and justified it by getting their loans paid off and getting a pension. Dave was wrong about doing more work for more money, because in the private sector you can do the same work and make more money than working for government. I used to work for government and will never go back. 10 years of busting in in the private sector with raises and promotions factored in will probably outweigh that loan forgiveness program in terms of income over ten years for all of these people. Number one lesson learned - do not work for government. It might be impossible to get fired and you might not have to do much to get paid but if you just do even a medium amount like the average, and show up on time every day and be reliable to do the average, in the private sector you will make tons more over your lifetime. If you actually really try, then government work becomes a joke. And government pensions, like this student loan forgiveness program, are not guaranteed.
I do admit this is bad, and shouldn't happen. However, many would think the armed forces, police and other government departments are good.
Hilarious! Love this guy!
"Congress: I don't get in your politics & you guys all fight about nothing, half the time & don't do much, anyways--not real sure why any of you are there & why we allow any of you to hang out & stand around & pop your gums...".
--Dave Ramsey.
I went to a college that I could afford to pay for myself by working. No student loans. My husband took out student loans before we were married and we have spent five years living minimally and paying them off. He ended up with a job that doesn't even require a graduate's degree so it was a waste of money. Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. Pay attention to the world around you when you are making life decisions. You can't afford 30,000 a year tuition than don't take out the loan. For what? A music degree. Be realistic. A teaching degree...ugh. If you are a doctor and owe 60k in loans than I suppose that's not too bad.
My company I work for only matches our 401K @ $100 a month which is $1200 a year. Does my company 401k suck? Should I just invest in a Roth IRA?
Common sense. Dig it.
Thumbs up just for the thumbnail. lol
Trae Crowder...think I'll be listening to him. -yep!
Student loans should be illegal
By the time my 10 years is up, these fools will be out of office.
MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOUR HAD A SON WITH A UNI ENGINEERING DEGREE AND WAS AMANAGER AT AN ENGINEERING COMPANY AND COULD NOT FIGURE WHY I RAN A CLASSIC MERC ON MY BUSINESS DURR BECAUSE THERE WAS NO FANCY ELECTRONICSAND COULD MAINTAIN IT MYSELF DURR?
Meanwhile interest is just racking up
Yes it should keep it word but he never do. pay your debt
Not for nothing but most people who apply for the student loans is not doing anything wrong they still have to make their monthly payments on time and if it takes more than 10 years then whatever is remaining can possibly get paid off.... some are not as lucky to get scholarships or any other means of free education and had to pay for college since day one.
Too bad the federal government doesnt have immunity from being sued for breach of contract.
I have seen the letters Dave is talking about and read the rules. A good lawyer could shred the Education Department and tear them a new butthole.
If a citizen makes an agreement with the government, both sides must honor it or they are liable for breach of contract.
Man, I am a fool.... I was counting on the 10-year student loan forgiveness program, like an idiot! F@€(!!!!! 😫
College Loans are indentured servitude.
"Here's the other idiots"? Here are the other idiots.* Just wanted to point out the irony.
I'm curious how that lawsuit turned out.
What do you THINK their plan is for Social Security?
lol that thumbnail
Just curious, has anyone ever met a person that received loan forgiveness under this particular 10 year public service job program? I know doctors, teachers, and nurses have but never heard of a public service worker benefiting after 10 years of paying. If anyone has a success story feel free to comment.
Public servant means gov't servant (public employee).
Well the program started 2007 so this yr would be the 10yr mark
Education department??? Yeah right.
The amount of money it costs to sue the government is probably more than enough to pay off the loans. 🤣
In my recommended in 2020, hehe
I find this hilarious. Sorry millenials, pay for your own education.
if you chose to go to school and take out loans...you should pay. nobody forced anyone to do anything.
working shlub People are willing to pay, but when they change the variable interest rate on you like a slimy loan shark, that's what takes people by surprise.
The problem is that they took out those loans and went into careers that aren't lucrative under the assumption that the loans would be forgiven after a ten-year period. It wasn't like they took out loans then demanded that they be paid back.
Nick Joslind
no one held a gun to their head
Gotcha 2:06
If you pause it a 4:19 you can see his amazing face as he says "gotcha!"
Everything Dave says about the gov ages like a Hollyweird celebrity.
Felonious
Erroneous
Deckhiads
Join the military. Great educational benefits.
What's that line that loan sharks usually say? "Flip you, pay ME"
Dave is a little to happy?!
Why is he laughing in the thumbnail?
Adolf Sackey 1:59
Nothing new its America
we need free college
We can't afford it
What you need is to keep the government out of student loans
we have free college its called join the armed services and stop asking for free things.
@@CatholicTraditional yes we can tax the assets of the rich.
Can you run for president
200k net worth a millennial , no degree
I am the thousandth liker
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