Chuck Bryant

And it was like, you disgust us.

Like that is just sad.

So, yeah, it's not really cool to flex on people over your bar score.

Yeah, you pass and you pass.

Exactly.

That's all that matters.

That's right.

And then if you do pass, there's always a gaggle of attorneys, usually quite experienced seasoned attorneys, who just are waiting for you to finish.

And when you finish, they embrace you.

And that's how you know that you've passed the bar exam.

We did mention that those UBE scores are portable.

It's not like the old days when you had to pass that state's bar.

I think that's how it used to be kind of across the board.

They're transferable for two to five years after taking the exam.

It depends on the jurisdiction, of course.

And then if you're in a jurisdiction that doesn't utilize that UBE test,

Most of them still have the MBE as a big part of their exam, usually with their own specific like state law stuff if they do that.

And there's usually also a third day, which you were talking about earlier, that third test, which is like a 60 question ethics test.

Right.

It's called the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination, the MPRE.