

#1958 College is Over
Jan 8, 2025
The conversation kicks off with a dive into California's wildfires and the controversial high-speed rail project. There’s a humorous take on the state's infrastructure woes and the oddities of road naming. The impact of medications like Ozempic on personal discipline and food choices sparks debate. Later, the speakers challenge the traditional notion of college success, questioning the value of degrees in today's job market and promoting trade skills as viable alternatives. It's a blend of humor, critique, and candid insights into modern challenges.
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High-Speed Rail Project in California
- Adam discusses California's high-speed rail project, which is significantly over budget and behind schedule.
- The train aims to connect Bakersfield and Merced, two less-populated areas, raising questions about its necessity.
Malibu Wildfires and Power Lines
- Adam describes the frequent wildfires in Malibu, often caused by falling power lines during high winds.
- He questions why these power lines haven't been buried underground, a seemingly simple solution.
Road Closure on PCH
- Adam recalls a road closure on PCH due to a minor mudslide, highlighting the inefficiency of infrastructure management.
- He contrasts this with the ongoing high-speed rail project, emphasizing misplaced priorities.