A
And, you know, they can get a, they can grasp the points. Can they convey the data verbally or in writing. And that's what's, you know, really scary to me. Uh, I would really, you know, there's such a, a push among young mothers these days to make sure their child is computer literate. I would really think that they should be stressing more can the kid write a thought and at an early age. And if they can't, I mean if they have missed that training, then somebody, you know, before you're, you're start penalizing them with bad grades for not being able to communicate what they're thinking, teach them these basic skills.
B
Yeah. It's pretty sad to think, uh, about those who, even today, are graduating from school and they are telling that they don't know how to read, you know.
A
Well, my stepson, you know, I, he went into the Navy or Air Force. I just really get my military, I married into a military family,
B
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A
and I don't know, I re-, address them all as generals so I don't offend anybody.
B
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