conversation: User (ldm5711): "Yesterday, the AICPA released an [infographic](http://blog.aicpa.org/2013/05/student-debt-delays-spending-saving-and-marriage-infographic.html) about our nation's student loan debt problem. I thought this subreddit would be interesting in seeing it since student loan debt/college advice comes up a lot here."
  Self: "This is very important, and it's one upside economy taking, because now people actually pay attention."
  User (ldm5711): "Yes, when I graduated high school in 2006, nobody thought anything of getting student loans. It didn't help that I grew up in a financially irresponsible household. I wish I knew then what I know now. So I'm happy that we are having this problem because it means the younger generation won't grow up thinking student loans are no big deal."
  Dmcnich15 (Dmcnich15): "I graduated in 2006 too and for me I looked at it like "yeah Ill owe a lot but this will get me a great job that I can easily pay these back"  Now im 25 and still have 80k in student loans (down from 91).  Its hard paying back a ton when i just got my best paying job this year and still only make 55k."
  