Chris Williamson

but you are having to have a conversation that is not even being said.

For example, as soon as you walk into the courtroom, all eyes are on you.

If you hear a piece of evidence that's bad for you and I go, what does that tell the jury?

You go, oh, this must be really bad for them.

But if I stay calm and controlled as if like, yeah, I expected to hear that.

Doesn't hit that way.

Regardless of whether you did or not.

Exactly.

And then even when, I've seen this a lot, where if anybody's been in jury, they've seen attorneys approach the bench, counsel approach the bench, and they come up and they usually play some kind of noise, white noise, something to where you can't hear what the judges and the attorneys are saying.

No way.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Oh, that's fun.

They really should.

Play some Cardi B or something.

Oh, I think that would be pretty baller.

That would be pretty cool.

You're up there and you're like... Yeah, just some Kendrick.

Yeah.

And so...

You're talking and they always say, they watch who leaves and the reaction of the attorneys, because usually the judge is ruling on something that the jury can't hear on.