[HDE]

The way I see it, you're stealing a year of his life. Instead of graduating college and starting a career at 23, he'll be 24. Instead of working for 40 years and retiring at 63, he'll be 64. All for a year of high school glory? Or not? It's not worth it.

You're saying that extra year of retirement at 63 is better than a year of high school glory at 19? Yeah, that 63-year-old is going to have a whole lot more fun at the senior center than he would have had with another year playing sports and hanging out with the cheerleaders.