Parents, teachers, and countrymen prepare us for college, but what happens afterwards? Some assume we instantly become adults, suddenly know how to do taxes, and solve the complex problems where duct tape is not an answer. Sure, you can find answers to everything on the internet these days, but you can never be sure whether the answers come from a bridge troll or a reputable scholar in the field. What to expect: Discussion, laughter (either yours or mine), honest self-assessment, delayed sudden realizations, "homework", overcoming fear of the unknown. Tentative topics: 1) Improper parenting 2) Giving advice to friends (who don't listen) 3) How to treat yourself like everyone else treats everyone else. Or not. 4) Strangers and the song of your people 5) Taxes, credit, money, and Why do you need my Social Security number? 6) The path to becoming a dinosaur-riding-ninja-coder/engineer/etc. 7) Cooking, romance, and red solo cups

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