In this episode Roberto and Elise explore whether it is necessary to attend college in order to be successful in life, from the perspective of two college drop-outs who have done relatively well for themselves. They also discuss forgiving student loan debt and the repercussions of agreeing to those loans in the first place. In Elise’s week Griffin had another stay-at-home week due to covid and Roberto was bummed about his Starbucks order. In Favorites, Roberto expresses his love for chocolate Cadbury Eggs and Elise talks about her about to bloom orchid.
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