B
Well,, I don't, I don't really think that they sh, they should be, it should be mandatory. I mean,
A
Why?
B
well, I don't know, I, it's, that just might not be something that everybody wants to do, I mean, there are a lot of people who would like to do it, and there are a lot of people who get into other things and they get all involved and they just, you know, don't want to or don't have the time.
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.