incentives to continue in this job had to be shocking for you. >> it is. there are two main issues that we're dealing with public education now in wisconsin. the first is the whole collective bargaining issue. take away our ability to meet with our employer in good faith at the bargaining table. as my friend carl glossier who's an english teacher at memorial says, our workplace conditions are our students' learning conditions. and whether that's class size, whether that's hiring and attracting good teachers, whether that's getting rid of good programs like music, athletics, and art, it's going to be horrible. aside from that, we also have $900 million cut in public education. all this is the governor trying to privatize public education, and it does not work. for a century and a half in this