she is working in Starbuck and studied some bull shit arts degree and now realised the only real job she can get is by going into law. There is almost no chance of her becoming an air traffic controller, let alone a law graduate.
This is genius. For those of you who don’t get it or find it boring, she’s poking fun at how detail-oriented and meticulous law school work is by making a video in the style of said work.
If this video proves one thing - outline, outline, outline (don't wait until the end of the semester - do it for every class each weekend, it will make your life easier during exams once you get through the minimum requirements. By then, you'll have the "system" mastered and you can breathe).
+Powerule Maybe for the first semester. Otherwise, get a good outline at the beginning of the semester and study it every week while following along in class. By the time you get to the end of the semester you'll be golden.
Powerule also ditch the computer for note taking do it the old fashion way. Made a huge difference between 1L and 2L for me and saved my butt to allow me to graduate.
I'm from Australia and I'm a Law student. The best advice I can give to anyone interested and motivated to study law is to do it. Don't decide not to do it our of fear or intimidation.
I don't really expect you to respond to this since it's been 11 years but.. I am a high-school student, planning to migrate to Switzerland. (The pay in my country is very low) I'm a little scared because I cry even when people just yell at me but I really want to go to law school.. what do you recommend that I do?
@@CoolPudding7048 I recommend going for it! It’s normal to feel scared at first. One thing that I’d recommend to ensure you have amazing notes is to record the entire lecture. You don’t need to replay the whole thing, it’s more so when you’re taking down really important notes and your teacher is talking too fast. You won’t miss anything. Especially important when the lecturer is giving case summary’s (which can lead to a bad habit of not reading the entire case but still). Good luck 😊
@@Mr101spb just curious, are you now a lawyer. You mentioned you were a student 11yrs ago. I hope you did make it! If so, how do you find your profession so far? Btw, thank you for the tips, we appreciate it.
The reason she is speaking so fast is because she's showing how people (mostly professors) speak in law school. The books are how much stuff you'll eventually have to read from cover to cover and carry to and from class every day and the writing... well you have to write fast while listening to your professor speak at lightning speed.
Joel Garcia Well, if you choose to attend law school, the hard part is understanding what's taking place. You're not told how to do anything - you have to figure things out on your own and the day will come, usually in the second semester of your first year when bells and whistles will signal in your brain, and you're finally beginning to think like a lawyer. Once that occurs, things begin to make sense. Yes, law school is crazy, and it goes by very quick because you're constantly trying to apply your brakes.
Finally, someone on TH-cam who talks and informs at the speed I want them to. Straight to the point but also rants on unrelated topics to keep people focused, anytime she said starbucks I found that I missed something but it drew me back in and forced me to focus
you missed some very important info...most exams from the past are on file in the library so it would behoove any student to get those and learn them since the only thing changing for the current exam will be the fact situation. also, the difference between an A and a C is the ability to write quicker.
This was awesome. If you are thinking of law school... welcome. Disclaimer: Panic is optional. Remember study and brief a bit, use online sources - but still read so you don't sound like you're stupid in case the internet got it wrong. More importantly do the freaking practicals. All libraries have them, check one out. Most of the exam is not a case you'll need to brief, it's crazy practicals that you must find the answers within... if any exist, hence the question: what is the issue and what is the likely remedy? The hardest part of law school is getting in. If you can make it in then you can make it through. You're awesome - now continue with your search of law school videos on TH-cam.
+Kaylia Ervin Excellent point, particularly for blacks from black public school communities - the hardest part is getting into law school. Once you're there, the hard part is over and all that is required is hard work that gets easier once you adapt to teaching yourself everything; understanding that you go to class to answer questions, not to ask them.
I tend to agree that getting into law school is tough. The LSAT sure is a bloody test. I've never gone to law school but did a practice Bar Exam and almost passed.
Hi, I work with talent acquisition at Starbucks. We were very impressed with your linguistic skills and would like to speak to you about exciting opportunities in brand localisation at some of our new shops opening up on First Peoples' reservations.
Very funny. Its been 15 years since I graduated from law school. So much of this I had pushed into my subconscious never to see or hear again. I suppose it is some type of PTSD coping mechanism. Good luck to all current and future law students!
She is correct, if you are in your 20' s with no experience. However if you are in the 1st category she mentioned. That being someone who has 1-10 year (likely more) years experience. A lot of those people of those people go back to school to become senior management in what they are doing not because they don't like it. Also, the more experience you have in life the easier it becomes to "spot problems" and those "improbable situations" might actually have been experienced. In summer, law school is a lot less stressful the more life experience you have.
I simply decided i wanted to defend people who face the machine(criminal justice system) I came from an extremely rough background where i unfortunately had only myself to rely on in order to overcome great and powerful enemies. I view Criminal Defense Lawyers as extremely important people in our society and i will dedicate my life to helping people face the machine and i will give them hope as i do it.
I can keep up, for the most part, there are some moments where it feels like she's just throwing words out but I mostly understand her. Not trying to flex or anything.
This is quite funny and even a bit meta. Noice. DO NOT BRIEF. It's a waste of time past the first month. You don't even have to make your own outline past the first semester. Find someone else's at the START of the semester and make sure it's comprehensive. You'll study this along with reading for class, the outline basically does the synthesis for you. You can even read ahead. If you want to learn to "think like a lawyer", maybe don't do this in the first semester so you can work it out yourself. Law school is much less intimidating when you put a bit less pressure on yourself.
Probably the only law school advice vid that speaks even faster than I do in my advice vids (which you should all check out if you are considering law school!)
Hello! I am also a Linguistics student considering Law School! Because you made this video eight years ago, I'm wondering whether you find law fulfilling, stressful, etc. I got accepted to a cash cow MA program and think that law school might actually be less demeaning than graduate school for linguistics. Let me know what you think if you're still out there!
I like to think being a law student is like running a business and hiring a secretary on the side to transcribe your audio recording for the notes in class. Plus, organizing your time effectively because time is like money where it is scarcest.
if this is Law School in USA then NO THANK YOU! 0.0 I'm a Law student in the UK and comparing to this madness... we have it easy! We get lecture handouts and powerpoint slides handed to us by the lecturers in advance, plus they put them up on the Uni website for us, plus they give us extra material if relevant, plus we don't have to carry all those books around as they're either in the library or most information is available online. This video made me see how privileged UK students are!
Notice how she develops an outline. Typical law school habits! LOL. Law school was awesome but it was also stressful. The Bar study period and the Bar itself was the WORST THING EVER. But completely doable.
Although I found her presentation style very pompous and annoying at law school I did learn to take notes incredibly rapidly and absorb huge amounts of information in short time frames. Therefore there is something in what she says. You need to be a very rapid learner and super organised...hard work is mandatory unless you are a genius and or have a photographic memory. Good luck. P.S. a law degree leads to an amazing array of possible careers and is useful every day as most activities have legal ramifications. I am never bothered by the police, negotiate all types of contracts to my advantage and generally have the edge over most people in arguments and discussions. I also have a master's in philosophy and just by the way found law to be much less challenging intellectually.....all that you need is to work extremely hard, have a good memory and decent analytical skills. In philosophy you actually have to be bright and capable of complex analytical and abstract analysis.
When I saw this video is 5 mins long I was like 'describing law school in five minutes? That's not enough!' Then I start to watch and 'yeah, with this speed, it's possibe'
You guys, this lady is just showing off. This lady knows better than to make a 5 minute video full of legalize that a lay person would not be able to understand. She is talking to a group of fellow individuals fresh out of college, not her fellow colleagues. I apologize. Law students don't talk like this, nor do they act like this. (Especially after the 1L year)Law school is nothing like this either. Yes it is stressful, Yes it is hard, but we do manage to get some free time. If anyone wants to know what REAL law school is like, send me a personal message. I think a more thorough, yet humble opinion of law school is like is better than a sped up, showoffy, legalize one.
Been 5 years since you've left this comment, but what can you tell me about law school? I'm in my third year of undergrad right now, and I'm considering law school but haven't decided for sure yet. One of my professors who is currently a prosecutor says that there are only two times of day at law school: when you're reading and when you're feeling guilty that you're not reading.
Great video! Much appreciated - thank you! I read some of the posts in the comments' section and couldn't believe the amount of people who were complaining about your video...
Who did this video? I would love to pick your brain. I have a BA in linguistics and I am halfway through my MA in linguistics and I am considering law school. I love the outline I can definitely identify with it. Thanks for sharing!
this is pretty much exactly what law school is like...at least 1L. That changes a bit when you start having electives, skills classes, extra curriculars, career development, internship/externship, applying through OCI, applying for jobs outside of OCI, registering for MPRE, BAR, BARBRI (or other Bar prep course), clinical work (if you get into a clinic), journal (if you get on to a journal), Moot Court/MockTrial/ADR Team (again if you get on, also any other competition team not covered there).
She's going too slow
lmaoo just spit out my coffee
Frank Castle Jesus what u want Eminem to rap the whole video
Frank Castle k
😩😩😩
more tolerable in 2X speed
If law school doesn't pan out, she can always become an air traffic controller in Chicago.
Easily the better career choice!
she is working in Starbuck and studied some bull shit arts degree and now realised the only real job she can get is by going into law. There is almost no chance of her becoming an air traffic controller, let alone a law graduate.
There’s been many points in my life where I’ve wanted to give up everything and do that!
Or an auctioneer!
lol !!!!!!!!!
This is genius. For those of you who don’t get it or find it boring, she’s poking fun at how detail-oriented and meticulous law school work is by making a video in the style of said work.
its stupid
I did not get it 💀😭
Duh but you don’t have to be a crack head to get it 😂
thanks for the anxiety attack
Smug Frog LMFAOOOO
Your a legend (hahaha) "smug frog'
😂😂😂 same.
Hahahaha
😭😂
thumbs up to everybody who listened to this lovely lady and precisely scrolled comment section at the same time
Thumbs up to you.
SAME
Me!
I listen better while doing something else.
your talking a little too slow, mind speeding up a bit?
Frodge 🤐🤐
Haha
H😂😂
Why speeding up a bit? I guess it has to be more than a bit!
Trisha pastas who?
If this video proves one thing - outline, outline, outline (don't wait until the end of the semester - do it for every class each weekend, it will make your life easier during exams once you get through the minimum requirements. By then, you'll have the "system" mastered and you can breathe).
+Powerule Maybe for the first semester. Otherwise, get a good outline at the beginning of the semester and study it every week while following along in class. By the time you get to the end of the semester you'll be golden.
***** To each their own; I preferred creating my own outlines. The only shortcut that I used was commercial briefs after I read cases.
Powerule also ditch the computer for note taking do it the old fashion way. Made a huge difference between 1L and 2L for me and saved my butt to allow me to graduate.
And this is why I'm an engineer.
How long do you think it took that Batman guy to design his Batmobile? Not that you would know anything about that, of course...
lol
Aah . I once wanted to be one . Well now im one of the learned fellas
Why is this bad? I dont understand why someone would consider a successful engineer less intelligent than a law student.
Why so serious?
I'm from Australia and I'm a Law student. The best advice I can give to anyone interested and motivated to study law is to do it. Don't decide not to do it our of fear or intimidation.
Thank you
I don't really expect you to respond to this since it's been 11 years but.. I am a high-school student, planning to migrate to Switzerland. (The pay in my country is very low) I'm a little scared because I cry even when people just yell at me but I really want to go to law school.. what do you recommend that I do?
@@CoolPudding7048 I recommend going for it! It’s normal to feel scared at first. One thing that I’d recommend to ensure you have amazing notes is to record the entire lecture. You don’t need to replay the whole thing, it’s more so when you’re taking down really important notes and your teacher is talking too fast. You won’t miss anything. Especially important when the lecturer is giving case summary’s (which can lead to a bad habit of not reading the entire case but still). Good luck 😊
@@Mr101spb just curious, are you now a lawyer. You mentioned you were a student 11yrs ago. I hope you did make it! If so, how do you find your profession so far? Btw, thank you for the tips, we appreciate it.
The reason she is speaking so fast is because she's showing how people (mostly professors) speak in law school. The books are how much stuff you'll eventually have to read from cover to cover and carry to and from class every day and the writing... well you have to write fast while listening to your professor speak at lightning speed.
+Joel Garcia Not to mention the hand cramps you experience with 15 minutes to go while writing a blue book exam.
I'm not in grad/law school yet but it's crazy!
Joel Garcia Well, if you choose to attend law school, the hard part is understanding what's taking place. You're not told how to do anything - you have to figure things out on your own and the day will come, usually in the second semester of your first year when bells and whistles will signal in your brain, and you're finally beginning to think like a lawyer. Once that occurs, things begin to make sense. Yes, law school is crazy, and it goes by very quick because you're constantly trying to apply your brakes.
Powerule Thanks for the advice! :) I guess I'm gonna have to start reading a lot too! lol
+Powerule so overall your law school experience was a good one?
RAP GOD
Better career choice than law!
lol
Oh crap....I understood everything with such clarity.
I feel like everyone telling her to slow down in this video is kind of missing the point...
Kalaundrea yeah because the title says "what law school is like in FIVE MINUTES"
Yes this is true, we are missing the point because we cant understand what point she is trying to carry on due to her speaking.
@@karleymichelle5100 😂😂
@@karleymichelle5100 that's the point. She's trying to not only TELL you what law school is like, but she's also SHOWING you.
I was going to say she should work at Hanks Auction house.
I was laughing OUT LOUD when you started showing us the books and weighing them
Great video! As a graduating 3L in SF, I have to say this person is incredibly brilliant! Very smart, very accurate! Great job!!
Dominic Ripoli agree, she is probably a practicing lawyer now.
Finally, someone on TH-cam who talks and informs at the speed I want them to. Straight to the point but also rants on unrelated topics to keep people focused, anytime she said starbucks I found that I missed something but it drew me back in and forced me to focus
I really think I belong at law school now 😂
I'm so fucked.
heek40 are you still fucked?
9 years ago, how was law school? 😭 I’m interested
@@adriannacardoza7708LMAO so am I 🤣
you missed some very important info...most exams from the past are on file in the library so it would behoove any student to get those and learn them since the only thing changing for the current exam will be the fact situation. also, the difference between an A and a C is the ability to write quicker.
I didnt know we can watch 2x vid on mobile too
***** Excuse my sarcasm, I was making a point about the speed she regurgitated at.
"by definition you're fucked"-The goddess of wisdom and law school
*curtsies*
hahaha,
This was awesome. If you are thinking of law school... welcome.
Disclaimer: Panic is optional. Remember study and brief a bit, use online sources - but still read so you don't sound like you're stupid in case the internet got it wrong. More importantly do the freaking practicals. All libraries have them, check one out. Most of the exam is not a case you'll need to brief, it's crazy practicals that you must find the answers within... if any exist, hence the question: what is the issue and what is the likely remedy? The hardest part of law school is getting in. If you can make it in then you can make it through. You're awesome - now continue with your search of law school videos on TH-cam.
+Kaylia Ervin Excellent point, particularly for blacks from black public school communities - the hardest part is getting into law school. Once you're there, the hard part is over and all that is required is hard work that gets easier once you adapt to teaching yourself everything; understanding that you go to class to answer questions, not to ask them.
You're racist. Disgusting.
Kaylia Odesilo thanks for this, for some reason this comment seemed to help my thoughts about law school a lot
Thank you for this 🙏🏽
I tend to agree that getting into law school is tough. The LSAT sure is a bloody test. I've never gone to law school but did a practice Bar Exam and almost passed.
1. Go to settings (little gear button in bottom right)
2. Select speed
3. Select .75
4. Thank me later
reading a bible is very important like medieval history ?
Hi, I work with talent acquisition at Starbucks. We were very impressed with your linguistic skills and would like to speak to you about exciting opportunities in brand localisation at some of our new shops opening up on First Peoples' reservations.
Very funny. Its been 15 years since I graduated from law school. So much of this I had pushed into my subconscious never to see or hear again. I suppose it is some type of PTSD coping mechanism. Good luck to all current and future law students!
Is it worth it?
Your B.A. in Linguistics won't not be competitive at Starbucks!!! LOL.
the starbucks joke finally got funny the 83rd time
I have finally found the cure to my insomnia which as plagued me for most of my life. All I have to do is hear her speak..
not sure if this video stressed me out or if i just fell in love with law?
She is correct, if you are in your 20' s with no experience. However if you are in the 1st category she mentioned.
That being someone who has 1-10 year (likely more) years experience. A lot of those people of those people go back to school to become senior management in what they are doing not because they don't like it.
Also, the more experience you have in life the easier it becomes to "spot problems" and those "improbable situations" might actually have been experienced.
In summer, law school is a lot less stressful the more life experience you have.
Drinking game: everytime she says the word ‘Starbucks’, take a shot! 🤣
So I think the most important part of this video is that if you fail law school, Starbucks is a great place to get a job lol
I simply decided i wanted to defend people who face the machine(criminal justice system) I came from an extremely rough background where i unfortunately had only myself to rely on in order to overcome great and powerful enemies. I view Criminal Defense Lawyers as extremely important people in our society and i will dedicate my life to helping people face the machine and i will give them hope as i do it.
Was this a commercial for Starbucks?
Closer to an application, I think.
is it just me or videos like these helps me sleep
I really enjoyed this video. I found it funny, entertaining, yet very realistic. Thank you
I like how she’s a hinge anarchist that follows Chomsky.
33 seconds in and my head is spinning
For the first time in my life, I didn't have to manually speed up the video.
Thank you! I think that means law school is for me!
I'm only here bc I just started watching suits
Moo5e Fuck....same
Moo5e same here 😂 hi5
lol me too
@@andreeavesman153are you a lawyer now
Vocal fry sound even worse when it's sped up like this
the sad part is I recognize the books on the left side of the video. 1L
Anyone complaint she is going to fast, or intimidated by her “trying to sound to smart” don’t go to law school...
I can keep up, for the most part, there are some moments where it feels like she's just throwing words out but I mostly understand her. Not trying to flex or anything.
Best advertisement for Starbucks ever.
I thought you sounded like someone from a cabin crew giving instructions before flight takeoff
It's better on 2X speed.
+KrushKingdom Try 0.5 haha she sounds drunk and high
I would throw my phone if i put it on 2x speed.
This is one of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam in a long time
This is quite funny and even a bit meta. Noice.
DO NOT BRIEF. It's a waste of time past the first month. You don't even have to make your own outline past the first semester. Find someone else's at the START of the semester and make sure it's comprehensive. You'll study this along with reading for class, the outline basically does the synthesis for you. You can even read ahead. If you want to learn to "think like a lawyer", maybe don't do this in the first semester so you can work it out yourself. Law school is much less intimidating when you put a bit less pressure on yourself.
Wow you really turned me onto you, beautiful voice, nice handwriting and law school. I hope to meet a woman like this one day.
I'm that guy -Rando
Probably the only law school advice vid that speaks even faster than I do in my advice vids (which you should all check out if you are considering law school!)
Hello! I am also a Linguistics student considering Law School! Because you made this video eight years ago, I'm wondering whether you find law fulfilling, stressful, etc. I got accepted to a cash cow MA program and think that law school might actually be less demeaning than graduate school for linguistics. Let me know what you think if you're still out there!
This video makes Law school seem like a nightmare.
I loved it!! Cracked me up a few times and as far as I'm concerned, law and law studies are badly in need of therapeutic doses of humor! Thanks.
I loved the speed of the elocuence. And great plain encouragement
Great. Wonderful. Hysterical. Admirabilis scolas.
I like to think being a law student is like running a business and hiring a secretary on the side to transcribe your audio recording for the notes in class. Plus, organizing your time effectively because time is like money where it is scarcest.
if this is Law School in USA then NO THANK YOU! 0.0
I'm a Law student in the UK and comparing to this madness... we have it easy! We get lecture handouts and powerpoint slides handed to us by the lecturers in advance, plus they put them up on the Uni website for us, plus they give us extra material if relevant, plus we don't have to carry all those books around as they're either in the library or most information is available online. This video made me see how privileged UK students are!
I am having an anxiety attack, laughing and crying at the same time watching this
Did you become an attorney? If so, what law did you end up practicing? Do you enjoy it? Are you still an attorney? If not, what do you do now?
This is great very funny your speech patterns kept me entertained
this is so accurate. any anyone complaining has probably never gone to law lectures where professors talk like this 80% of the time
Lmao I love this girl. I appreciate the nuance and energy. Good shit.
ummmm what she just said ??? :/
Why…why does it sound AMAZING
Notice how she develops an outline. Typical law school habits! LOL.
Law school was awesome but it was also stressful. The Bar study period and the Bar itself was the WORST THING EVER. But completely doable.
This was great, couldn't stop laughing. Wish more people were this interesting.
Shes definitely a lesbian
Most law schools offer lockers, so you'll actually only take like 1/3 or 1/2 your books home every day.
The presenter of this video must be a rapper
I totally missed my calling.
I may have had a mini panic attack, but other than that, this was a pretty good insight about law school! (In my opinion)
Amy Farrah Fowler? Is that you?
OH MY GOD I THOUGHT THAT TOO
Way to analyze! You are SPOT on - you're going to make a great attorney!
Although I found her presentation style very pompous and annoying at law school I did learn to take notes incredibly rapidly and absorb huge amounts of information in short time frames. Therefore there is something in what she says. You need to be a very rapid learner and super organised...hard work is mandatory unless you are a genius and or have a photographic memory. Good luck. P.S. a law degree leads to an amazing array of possible careers and is useful every day as most activities have legal ramifications. I am never bothered by the police, negotiate all types of contracts to my advantage and generally have the edge over most people in arguments and discussions. I also have a master's in philosophy and just by the way found law to be much less challenging intellectually.....all that you need is to work extremely hard, have a good memory and decent analytical skills. In philosophy you actually have to be bright and capable of complex analytical and abstract analysis.
This was a great example of the day in the life of a law student if you couldn’t keep up with the video you can’t keep up with law school
Terrible communication. Ha, funny.
So John and Hank Green are not the only speed rappers on TH-cam!
Anyhow thank you for the video, I enjoyed it and learned a few things from it.
What the hell is she saying? Talking so damn fast!!
Absolutely brilliant!
Absolutely flawless!
This video gave me a stroke.
i like this video, please do make more alike and don't change a bit,the way you do it and talk, makes it interesting to watch.
This is how educated people should NOT speak
I’ve been wanting to be a lawyer since 7th grade, and this video doesn’t worry me at all.
I give up im too high to keep up with your talking.
When I saw this video is 5 mins long I was like 'describing law school in five minutes? That's not enough!' Then I start to watch and 'yeah, with this speed, it's possibe'
You guys, this lady is just showing off. This lady knows better than to make a 5 minute video full of legalize that a lay person would not be able to understand. She is talking to a group of fellow individuals fresh out of college, not her fellow colleagues. I apologize. Law students don't talk like this, nor do they act like this. (Especially after the 1L year)Law school is nothing like this either. Yes it is stressful, Yes it is hard, but we do manage to get some free time. If anyone wants to know what REAL law school is like, send me a personal message. I think a more thorough, yet humble opinion of law school is like is better than a sped up, showoffy, legalize one.
Been 5 years since you've left this comment, but what can you tell me about law school? I'm in my third year of undergrad right now, and I'm considering law school but haven't decided for sure yet. One of my professors who is currently a prosecutor says that there are only two times of day at law school: when you're reading and when you're feeling guilty that you're not reading.
Great video! Much appreciated - thank you! I read some of the posts in the comments' section and couldn't believe the amount of people who were complaining about your video...
I don't mind the fast talking as some may say but I do care to know where you got your ink pen from. :)
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I never comment on videos, but this was awesome. By far one of the best videos I've watched lol
feels like listening to the wife.
What an excellent take on law school from someone in the middle of her first year!
Who did this video? I would love to pick your brain. I have a BA in linguistics and I am halfway through my MA in linguistics and I am considering law school. I love the outline I can definitely identify with it. Thanks for sharing!
Don't go!
ask away....i went to law school
TheShockerKnocker not law...except for when i have to represent one of my businesses in small claims or an arbitration...
Rick Anderson How did you get businesses, and how did law school help you achieve that goal
this is pretty much exactly what law school is like...at least 1L. That changes a bit when you start having electives, skills classes, extra curriculars, career development, internship/externship, applying through OCI, applying for jobs outside of OCI, registering for MPRE, BAR, BARBRI (or other Bar prep course), clinical work (if you get into a clinic), journal (if you get on to a journal), Moot Court/MockTrial/ADR Team (again if you get on, also any other competition team not covered there).
We get it, you want to make us feel inferior by talking quickly, enough already
You know, I normally watch TH-cam videos with double speed.... But daaaammmn, you are fast
Youre talking so fast that its just annoying.
Maivlias Xiong I know that right I cannot understand her when she talks fast
Maivlias Xiong guys the whole point is to show what law school is like - it’s an over abundance of information that you cannot keep up with
Lol you guys are true peaches if you didn't understand the reason she was speaking fast
This woman is OP.
You'd make a really good rapper.
I'd probably have less debt.
she's actually a professional auctioneer
So, 'don't', go to law school?
+Travro The point is not to go, but to understand what is involved should you decide to attend.
Lmao!
I promise I never will argue anything in front of a judge, let alone at this pace-- unless she's my mother in law.