Yes, that's right. As soon as the Jerry Seinfeld's "Super Terrific Happy Hour " ended the North Koreans warned of a preemptive strike that would reduce the U.S. mainland to ash.It's funny and yet a little scary. Not because the North Koreans could make good on the threat but because they could make a mess of Japan and Guam. ***There are a lot of kids getting out of school these days with no jobs, no marketable skills, and no drive to change their condition. An article from NBC points out that 1 in 4 men 25-34 live at home, are not in school and are not working.That's sad considering 100 years ago a 25-year-old was middle aged and was already employed in a skilled craft. He had to be. America was at the start of its industrial revolution. Most people still worked in skilled crafts like farming, woodworking or saddle making. If they didn't work, they had to rely on the charity of others in the community. A charity that was hard to get if you proved to be lazy or untrustworthy. Now young people lay around waiting for a call back from the one job interview they had this week. What I find saddest is that we did this to our kids. We raised them to expect success to come ease. We told them they were special, that they were unique and that if they just follow the checklist, there would be someone waiting to pay them a small fortune when they finished. Life doesn't work like that. The world can be a cruel, ugly place. Nobody cares how good intentioned you are. They care about results. They care about value, and if you don't add any to the bottom line you can be sure of one thing...You're not going to matter.Support the show.