A
Well, I understand, but if it were told to us that we would find the time somewhere between our seventeenth and, uh, twenty-sixth birthday to give a year or two to the, to the country in the form of maybe building better roads or the parks service or the Peace Corps or somet-, you know, the military service or something. Wouldn't we have, uh, maybe a better class of Americans?
B
I don't see how that can, can make a better class of Americans to make everybody, to make it mandatory for everybody to participate.
A
A lot of these peop-, a lot of our, uh, pardon the terminology, but yuppies, now, are interested in one thing and one thing only and that's themselves.
B
That's true. Well, I don't, I don't think that,
A
And at least if you legislated,
A
giving for a couple years of their lives or, or, uh, a honestly purely giving but, but some sort of equitable exchange, then at least the country would have gotten two years from them where, um, they would have given something to the country instead of take, taking away all their lives.