Why does school teach the Pythagorean theorem but skip budgeting? Young host Sohalia Sonawane tackles the "wild" reality that formal education often leaves students unprepared for the real world. She argues that instead of just memorizing facts for tests, schools should prioritize "life skills" that truly matter. Sohalia highlights the need for practical classes on money management (taxes, budgeting), mental health (coping skills, stress management), career planning (resumes, job applications), and essential daily skills (cooking, basic repairs) to better prepare students for an adult life that feels less like a "DIY project."