B
You know, I had a real problem with that.
A
Yeah. Well, I'd, I'd say actually I mean as someone who's involved in education I'd say that maybe one of the changes is that the, role of the teacher has incrementally gotten lower and lower value and society. I mean, relative pay which is a major way we value people, has been poorer and poorer over the years. Uh, you know, that there's been cost of living increases but not quite in proportion to cost of living and, you know it's just more and more, uh, a real low income sort of job and very low prestige. I mean, there's that, that old saying those who can do it and those who can't teach,
A
this is the way of let's make fun of the teachers those are the people who can't do anything.
B
Yeah.
A
And if you have that kind of social attitude it's hard to get sufficient numbers of people who are going to overlook all of that work for lower pay, work for low social prestige, just because they care about good education.
B
Yeah.