it turns out i'm not the only one who thought about this, dave gerard, former google executive has created a company, a stock brokerage of sorts called "up start" which allows credit investors to invest in young people, browse through potential candidates, select stephanie who has both student debt and unpaid medical bills, help her pay those down, and she will km it to paying you part of her salary for a decade after she becomes a successful startup entrepreneur. dave left his job to help college grads achieve their dreams. harry mccracken of "time." stephanie was the young lady we saw there, who had a startup named six doors if people are interested. the first question we get all the time, is this illegal. >> before i left the gig i had at google, i wasn't going to take that question lightly. i did a fair bit of work with law firms to understand, is it legal, enforceable, who would regulate it, the myriad of questions. >> the thing that occurred to me inu in dentured servitude. not that. >> not a gold mine to bring back servitude. basically the notion of having a loan and paying it back