A 78-year-old guest lists his credentials: bachelor's in criminal justice, paralegal certification, 21 credit hours toward a master's in criminal justice, and a semester of surgical technology. The host reacts with surprise, pushing back against assumptions about what older people know.
This is gonna come from my personal cell phone number. Same one I call my mom on. So if you need me, you can just save this number. You know how to save a contact, I assume?
Oh yeah.
All right. I'm gonna send this to you. Let me see.
When they talk to me because of my age that I don't know much, but I've got a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. I got postgraduate paralegal certification. I have 21 credit hours towards my master's in criminal justice.
Jeez.
And I have, I have one semester of surgical technology. No kidding.
Holy smokes, that's impressive.
It kills me when somebody talks to me, then it— because I'm old. Yeah, I don't know anything.
It's impressive that you do, because a lot do. All right, let me text— let me type in your cell