Aubrey Carter

Yes, this is a great question.

Would be very easy for lawyers and people who are working in courtrooms all the time.

But for the average English speaker, they might have a difficult time just spouting off these definitions.

So I'm excited to get into this today.

But I also want to give a quick shout out, Michelle.

Today in our community, one of our amazing students, Kimberly Gallen, said,

Told us that she checked her Spotify wrapped and she's one of the top 1% of listeners.

She listened to All Ears English last year, 2,206 minutes.

That's almost 37 hours.

And I know she's not the only one.

A lot of you out there have, you know, you are also in the top 1% of listeners.

You listen to All Ears English faithfully.

And we want to give you a shout out.

You and Kimberly.

Yes.

Yes.

So this is the first thing that would happen, right?

It's just to say that someone has done something bad.

This can be both in or out of a courtroom or a legal situation.

I could accuse you, Michelle, of being late or right.