00:00Well, the hard thing about young people is they're trying to get them to stay on longer
00:05because there isn't any jobs going for them, and then the jobs that they do offer them
00:10are all very lowly paid. It's exploiting youth, you know, and it's wrong.
00:16I'd say start with college first, because college, it helps you, like, a lot,
00:20it gets you out there a bit, but if, I'd say for some people that don't, I like the comfort
00:24zone,
00:25college is the best place to go, because you can get out your comfort zone,
00:28have a laugh with your mates, and it's a lot better for people.
00:32At the end of the day, if you're going to college or school, and you're 17 or 18,
00:37you don't want to come out and be being paid 11, 12 quid, and that's where they're being exploited,
00:43and that's why you get so many who actually make a choice not to work.
00:48They have all the degrees and everything, and they still can't get jobs.
00:51There was one fellow on the telly, he applied for about 500 jobs, and he had all sorts.
00:55They can't get, yeah.
00:56And I think you've just got one lesser back, saying they'll think about it.
01:01Well, to be honest with you, I think we should go back to apprenticeships.
01:03When I was a young lad, apprenticeships were shorter than a degree.
01:07They didn't cost, because the firm that took you on, they used to train you anyway.
01:12You were learning, actually, on the job.
01:14It's sad, strong, strong, strong.
01:16Because, you know, there's no jobs.
01:19They can't even get property, buy a house or anything, can they?
01:22We need bricklayers, we need plumbers.
01:25I mean, it pays good money, but apprenticeships are the future, I think.
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