Chuck Bryant

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Let's talk about the bar exam, Chuck.

For those people who aren't aware, and from what I can understand, essentially every country in the world that has lawyers has a bar exam.

But it's the test that you have to take in most places to become a practicing attorney, to become licensed as an attorney.

And that's it.

There's bar exam, everybody.

Goodbye.

Yeah, exactly.

And, you know, the word bar is there because I think it's named after the literal bar railing in a courtroom that divides the public from, you know, the business end.

Right.

Where you're not really supposed to go past or else a bailiff will jump on you.

Yeah, exactly.

I remember there was a local news story once about a judge who'd been drinking, like, during work.

And, like, they followed him, like, on his lunch hour and followed him into, like, a place where he was drinking.

They were, like, teeing up the story, and they said, this judge not only passed the bar, he went in and drank at it.

I mean, like, I saw that 15 years ago, and it's stuck with me ever since.

That's so lazy.

It is, but, I mean, I thought it was pretty good, to tell you the truth.

Yeah.