I think college athletes should be paid because they represent your college, which means they attract more students, attract more teachers, attract more communities to look at the school and be like, oh, wow, that athlete or that football team or that whatever sport they are representing is perfect. That means they are good teachers, that means they are good colleagues, that means they are good, and maybe I should attend that school or college, and that's why they should be paid.

I will not make a college into business because if you think about it, many students get internships, they get jobs at the college, they get assistant teacher or stuff like that. If college athletes were to be paid, that's like an internship, that's like a way to be ready for the world and stuff like that. And if you also think about it, no, they don't get free school. Many athletes are scouted and they have to pay money to enter the school, but they enter a partial scholarship because of their support, which means they, they, they, they The give to the school, they help the school in many ways, representing fun entertainment, and they bust every day just for a spot in the team in college, and then they just don't get paid. They just do it for the fun of the game. Why is that? How is that going to help them after college? How is that going to help them? If they were to be paid, it can help them save up money for when they graduate, they can save it and then they can use it to buy a house, to buy whatsoever.

In what world does bands and debate teams pay attention? I don't have a problem with bands or debate teams. Debate teams are really good and the bands do play in football, like matches and stuff. But if you think about it, most when you look at a college that has a sport internship, a school scholarship, you'll see that mostly it represents the sports. They don't represent bands or dinners, they represent debate teams, they represent sports, they represent football, they represent basketball, they represent swimming. So in that same way if they want to represent a student who busts their ass everyday for a spot on the college then they should be paid Why should they not It really weird It not unfair because debate dreams are a great way for the future because if you going into whatever major you are then you will be ready for let say lawyers jewelry whatever If you're going to a major that needs debate, then the school helps you in that way to get paid, which is really good for a lot of students. But in football, you're not going to go into football. That's a very, very low percentage of getting a job in a sport. I'm not saying sports are not good but mostly nowadays people who go into a school which in a sports scholarship usually end up working on firms, usually end up in offices. How did the sport they played in college help them? It didn't help them but if they did get paid then it would help them in many ways.