Drop out cons are wor*hless and have no skills lol

No it isn't. A degree has never just brought you a top job. There's a lot of jobs you cannot get without a degree. But first you need experience in the work field. You don't get that experience in school.

I have a 2 year college diploma in Social Work and it did me well. But I had to network, volunteer, worked several jobs until I got where I wanted to be.

@@alb.4089 If you had to do all that, what was the college diploma for?

@@alb.4089 Was your college diploma a requirement for your job in Recreation Therapy?

exactly but these self absorbed cons on this panel are disgusting

She shouldn't have said her work experience was her schooling. That right there made everything else she said irrelevant

I totally agree. Sid is a reactionary idiot. His rants are meaningless redneck drivel and always about himself. He doesn't like that the young woman got an education but he himself didn't get an education because he is plainly lazy minded. This show sucks beyond belief.

The girl isn't even from Toronto lmao. She's in America, we don't have the same economies.

We were out of university 3 years before we landed our 80K a year job in our field of study

No trouble telling you have no secondary education lol

lol rents start at 2600 a month. Sid is an out of touch geezer

The rents are too high now. 2600 a month

Where else do you get your news- Facebook or X?

@@arlenejohnston6026 we can’t anymore remember? C-18? It’s funny that meta called the liberals bluff but now all mainstream media is using this content to report the news lol

This panel SUCKS

I started a small business out of university and have always been flexible as to working arrangements. That said, all such arrangements have so far made financial sense. It's one thing for a job to be located sufficiently close by public transit to my place of residence should such a job require at least some away-from-home work. 2 part-time jobs that began early in 2019 but ended on the week of 8 March 2020 Eastern Time (the week before the Ford Government would declare its original covid state-of-emergency) for slightly different reasons (a bookkeeping one due to a shortage of work unrelated to the then-upcoming pandemic, an educational one due to a need for the relevant institute to downsize its staff in response to the then-emerging pandemic). It's quite another, however, if a job is located far enough away from the nearest bus, streetcar, subway or other train route that provides, from any point in the City of Toronto, frequent enough service that taking transit all the way to an away-from-home job. Last month I took an Uber ride to a medical appointment in Toronto's downtown, having to wait almost 30 minutes for that ride to arrive at my Midtown residence. Although I could've taken the TTC, looking back that day was a good test to determine the feasibility of mixing transit and ridehail services were I to work at an away-from-home job. Should I find a job that requires at least some away-from-home work and should public transit and walking not get me all the way there within a reasonable time period, I see taking Uber or Lyft, at least from home to work, as more practical. That is even with: - Uber and Lyft at times having often put in place surge-pricing (something that may very well happen again) that may see the prices of such rides go up to as much as 300% of what such prices would ordinarily be due to high demand and no legislation in Ontario that sets a limit on such pricing - taxi apps that I've tried that either haven't worked that well or, like the Beck Taxi one, don't allow logging out barring deletion of such apps - no taxi app that I've found that, like the Uber and Lyft ones, allow users to log out if such users want to Should I know that an away-from-home job, taking into account potential Uber or Lyft surge-pricing, not make financial sense, I will not take that job. TBD will then be whether I will know that fact after I have viewed that job but before I have chosen to apply for that job or after I've applied.

Conservatives are THE WORST

If anybody is entitled these days it's these companies who claim shortage of workers.

According to our own governments election projections. If there was an election today. Conservatives would win

The woman was in an expensive vehicle whining about not getting what she thinks she is entitled to. Here's a news flash for the whiner. Your education is not your experience. The education hopefully will help you get a job that will get you some experience. The more experience you have, the better your chances of getting better jobs. Too many people think that everything they want should be handed to them. It does not work that way!!!

@@rockindudefromthe80sss I agree, but it is completely disappointing that not one of the people on the panel gave her the benefit of the doubt...or even mentioned the fact that there are so many people out there (not necessarily the woman in the car) that are doing the right things, putting themselves through intensive, expensive schooling, making social sacrifices to stay competitive. for instance, there are HUNDREDS of med school applicants rejected from Ontario med schools every year who are extremely worthy candidates, but there's simply not enough seats in Ontario med schools for them all, so they are either out of luck or forced to look to the US where most of them get in. there are so many bright people in this province working so hard, it is a complete joke that BT was so condescending on this topic, made a mockery of the woman, took things out of context, shameful. but then again this is why broadcasting is dying, no young people care to watch this garbage and i don't blame them

@@matthewmadden8971 The opinions of the panel are not garbage. It has always been that you work hard, go to school, and make sacrifices to earn a job or career that you want. Nobody gets a free ride through life. If you want a job that a lot of other people want, you better work harder at earning it than they do.

​@@matthewmadden8971the woman in this video dug her own grave when she assumed school was her work experience. That one thing invalidated everything else she had to say.

thats how out of touch conservatives roll. Sid is an out of touch geezer