Are you a self-learner? Or are you better at going through a class and a curriculum? Throughout most of our adolescence, we are taught to ask the question, is this on the test? We go through grade school learning only to check a box or pass a test, instead of learning​ for the love of knowledge. The PizzaFace crew discusses whether college is necessary for everyone. Brian has a Seth Godin quote ready for this week’s episode, as usual. That brings the crew to touch on college and how its very important for some careers and the way some people learn, but not always necessary for all. The crew shares what they each enjoyed about the college experience, and how it helped their career path. Experience can go just as far as a college degree in today’s job place. Why once we earn that degree do we think it's a good idea to stop learning? The school system sets up a finish line and once we pass that finish line we forget that knowledge is infinite. With the number of restaurants that are thriving in Amarillo, Brian brings up the idea of a high school level hospitality class to help the youth be able to jump into the restaurant world with a head start. Restaurants usually work as a stepping stone to help employees jump to the next level of their careers. The crew talks about how a high school level class could help these students who plan to use the restaurant business as a stepping stone to be better prepared in the real-world workplace. This leads the crew to talk on how can they help motivate 575 employees to want to learn more about how to improve their daily work. We’ve all felt like we are standing still at times in our career, how did you get through that rut? If you wanna share comments or have questions for the PizzaFace crew you can email us @ [email protected]