And so I guess the question is, for those in, especially in their first year of law school, did either of you have, or do you, are you aware of a preferred learning style or something, some habit that you picked up or that you know worked for you really well during that first year of law school that helped you then in the second year, third year, and into your entrance into the practice of law?

I'll go.

Yes, I am like a big systems gal and I like lists and order very type A, which I think is a similar trait among many lawyers.

And I figured out like pretty early on that I like to highlight.

I mean, if you're trying to like give your books back and get some money back, like don't do this.

But I, you know, I got what I could get for the books with the highlighting in it.

So I would highlight in brief style my book.

Okay.

what's

really rich about her whole situation is that she is claiming the oversight issue as so she can be immune to.

And yet Democrats think immunity is evil.

Look at Donald Trump.

And yet there she was claiming the same immunity.

She said it in her briefs.

She wanted the same immunity that he was afforded.

So, Emily, why is this a bad legal take?