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right! LEAN IN EVERYBODY!! 🦈🐬🐠

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I agree.

He bombed gracefully.

Wish everyone in this world could admit when they make a mistake like Ian and i respect him even more for it.

yes and I love that Guillermo corrected & informed without condemning 🥰

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"Ohhh wooaaawwww"

@DJ DaveRave aka Dave Gordon "foot the bill"

@DJ DaveRave aka Dave Gordon Good point: perhaps it's time to have a set expense for each grade; a set amount of millions they're allowed to make and how much carbon footprint but that should match the philosophy that got them their position.

*throws hands in the air* The BEST. Is YET. To COME!

Hahahaha good one!🤣

His sense of fun and decency is so self-evident, as his talent and generosity. Virtues that are absent in Boris’s Britain.

@@billbligh4547 wrong. We're all fun, decent and generous over here. I'll pass covid onto you if you wish 😃

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I went to a liberal arts university and paid $$$, only to learn that I shared professors with my friends in community College. Very smart move, IMO.

True!

My first degree: Art. $30K. My second degree with scholarship: Nursing $0. What I would advise is educating yourself on the options. Laziness is very expensive. When I was young, I didn't have knowledge at my fingertips. Use what you have.

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Great comment, but skip the last sentence

Why not a 9 or 10

@@elikyals he needs some poppers for that

I came back to hear it and it's 3:05 am fam

Or put another way, two extra years of high school

@@trycethomas939, no. Thousands of registered nurses are educated at community college each year, for example.

@@trycethomas939 it cuts out those extra general Ed requirements so the focus is actually on core courses for future job. Community colleges can be much better than 4 year universities. I think they get a bad rep.

Yeah, they can go to nursing school and also do the gen ed classes at a community college facility... it's just like more highschool, the actual nurse stuff isn't done by the community college, at least not anywhere I've seen.

I've been saying this for months -- Corden and the crew are SO much better without a crowd. There's a sort of punk rock feel to it now, and the team has leaned in better than any other late night show. Ironically, the host who is best trained to perform in front of a crowd has done the best without one

I lived in a little town that barely made city status. The best thing ever done was building the community college. So many young people were able to avoid dead-end jobs or remaining on the tobacco farm with mom, dad, and siblings.

I learned new thing today about what so called American Dream from a perspective of a continuous developing country Cambodia which i have family reside in mostly Philadelphia.

glad that they said they're important - we need to not have that stigma. Especially for kids graduating during Covid, they are gonna need all the help they can get!!!

I went to a Community College about 50 years ago, to save money, took all my basic courses got an Associate degree. Then went to a state college for my Bachelors. State colleges are cheaper. By then I was mature enough to be away from home and not party 24-7.

I'm glad you picked up on that. This really was a great example that happened naturally right in front of us, privileged punk to appreciative person. 2 years of community college did everything for me. I was able to pay for it myself. Gives less fortunate a fighting chance. Free 2 year college is a beautiful idea.

The verity is that US situation regarding schools is so unusual for us (Europeans) that we can't conceive not having basic education for free (or very low price totally manageable without a loan). But Guillermo remark was really good and remind to everybody in the room that not everybody is weathly.

I went to a Community College about 50 years ago, to save money, took all my basic courses got an Associate degree. Then went to a state college for my Bachelors. State colleges are cheaper. By then I was mature enough to be away from home and not party 24-7.

The CC I attended was twice as old as my university, and some of the professors were noticably better.

I think that many have for some reason forgotten that someone is a comedian, I have heard politicians say far stupider things and get far less annoyance form people. Education is extremely important but in England there is a half century long on going joke that most students go to university to get drunk copulate and have as much fun as they can and even if that is the case for some but definitely not all, the joke still goes on.

YASSSSSS I need more and more

Totally agree!

When they cut to Ian, just made me laugh so hard.

Who is the other one

I hope that the other one is seth

He’s Nr1 bro

My other 1 is Trevor Noah

Never really liked the show til it became an ensemble. They all work so well together. It’s now my favorite

I lived in a little podunk town in Kentucky. (19,500 population in 1953, when I was born) The best expenditure the town ever made was the community college. Saved so many young people from dead-end jobs.

😂 yes. Brilliant!

So you can 100% claim that for some who did not take their education seriously before that Community College is not a second chance to further their education?. I do not see a joke about the College Education system, I see a joke about human beings being human beings. Only a moron would think that further education wherever you find it can be a bad thing, but can it be mocked well everything can that is the point of jokes you can find the tiniest slither of light in any subject, and go for it. University and University education and students are mocked without fail in GB and no one gives a flying fart.

I appreciate your rant. Im glad Guillermo set them straight. 👍🏻🤓😎 I started my engineering degree at community college and I tell anyone who asks that I chose to do that, with my GI Bill, because I didn't want to be in huge class where I have more contact with a TA than the professor. After I transferred to university I had to take economics and the class size was ridiculous, it made me even more grateful for taking all my other intro courses at community college.

I agree. Sad to say that they're giving kids free community college now that it no longer counts as college. I applied for a job as a lunch/recess monitor at my son's elementary school a couple of years ago. It's a 15 hour a week job with no benefits. The online application had a drop down menu for which college in the U.S. that you had attended. They were all 4 year schools. There was no way for me to list my school. The irony is that my degree is in early childhood education...halfway to a bachelor's degree in elementary education...but you can no longer teach with that because they want you to have a masters to teach now. My friend learned that the hard way 20 years ago. She had a bachelor's degree in elementary ed with a minor in special ed and all she could get was a teacher's aide job. She now works as a bank teller...a job she could have gotten right out of high school. Oh and she still hasn't paid off her loans from a state school. She's 44. I'm not encouraging my kids to go to college because I want them to be drowning in debt and probably not working in the field that they got a degree in.

Absolutely. I started community college at 16 (too young, too immature to go away to a traditional college) and it was the best thing that ever happened to me. Made the transition to a very distant 4-year college with much more responsibility and freedom easier. My study group was made of adults who had responsibilities like children and jobs (and a spouse with a TBI) who valued education so much that they were making giant sacrifices for it, not whining about missing one party with their friends; and because it was just at the beginning of the first Persian Gulf War, it was how many dedicated students who had no family support for attending college were able to go, rather than using the GI Bill as they had previously planned - suddenly a bad idea when the country was at war for the first time in a generation. There was also a bilingual native language degree (and 10% of students were Native American or First Peoples), something rarely done at four year schools. The teachers were there because it was exactly where they wanted to be; the easier choice would have been the local high school or 4-year college out of town, but the CC teachers believed in that institution. People look at my resume and might be impressed by other lines, other schools and some jobs I’ve had, but I know I was able to do them because I went to community college and had amazing mentors and peers first.

@@nimue325 The mix of different age groups was something that I really liked when I attended a community college, too. Class discussions were so much better because of many of the student's world experiences.

@@marywood8794 going to community college helps drastically cut down the cost of going to a State university. If your children see higher education as their pathway to a better life, encourage them to go to community college and apply for as many scholarships as possible. There’s scholarships for doing just about ANYTHING. At the same time, let them look at trade schools and apprenticeship programs, which are also excellent, less costly options, with careers that provide great compensation packages and pay more money than a lot of college grads are making whether or not said college grads have student loan debts. Best part is, trades aren’t just limited to on the clock work. One of my best friends is a carpenter who used to work in construction and landscaping and he makes money on the weekends (well, not during a pandemic) doing odd jobs, and he doesn’t have to tell Uncle Sam about it.

I miss that button. 😂

Omg that button was epic!

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Yup... deese lines...deese satiric delights...

Well, not *every* show; it would become old fast.

Hey! Shout out from Toronto, Canada at 7:30am. I usually watch it at 3am, but was zonked out by then. I woke up randomly at 7, and cued it up with my other favourite, late-night shows: Colbert, Fallon, Kimmel and sometimes Myers.

Yes and not only that knowledge came to known we learned that how much debts graduated students are on afterward and about how important are community college regarding to just get a job that we might not have to spend so much time and money on university. People could just do community college and then went on to take a job.

Guillermo did, but yes! I imagine most of these folks haven't had to hustle for a while (like most of us do lifelong), and it's important for the rich to remember just how bad life can get when you're living poor without social safety nets or hope of social mobility. Community college is a vital piece of rebuilding the middle class.

"I love her w Reggie..."? Huh?

Now that I learned about how important community college are especially from a south east asian guy who plan to reside in USA in the next couple years, I could not thank the comments made on this video enough. I know that When I get my visa approval from the embassy the only way I could make it in the state is to take one of these community college there without needing to get to study university so that I can get a normal job and make a living there, don't want to suffer the debts of graduated degree at all regarding to my anxiety issue while I am still living here in Cambodia.

Paddington Bear wasn't a talented comedian, actor or singer.

God bless you.

I wish more American people were kind.

That's pretty interesting. I you can't do the documentary, how about a book?