think I'm old enough, but I don't remember.

About a group of law students who were trying to, you know, constantly under pressure, trying to learn case law and deal with their very hardcore professors.

And something about that show really caught my imagination, made me want to be a part of that world.

I've taken a pretty odd path to get where I am today, but in hindsight, I think it gave me a much stronger perspective than I would have gained from a straighter path.

When I was in an undergraduate, even working at working on a bachelor of fine arts, I took a student job in the registrar's office, maintaining student records and processing grade changes during my master's, which was an English lit.

I ran a tutoring facility.

And while I was writing my dissertation for my doctorate in rhetoric, I took a full-time job in academic advising.

Correct me if I get these wrong, but can you walk us through how those fit together and what problem each is primarily solving?