Chuck Bryant

And, you know, people are like, you know, we should help here.

Right.

And the test proctors were like, no, everyone be quiet.

And like, you know, just keep taking your test and we'll deal with this in the next lunch break.

Yeah, like they had to keep taking their tests while the paramedics were saving this person's life, like next to them, essentially.

That was what they were forced to do.

That's how, I don't know, you choose your own word.

They are about assigning these tests or carrying out these tests.

I was working a TV commercial one time as a PA years ago out in the desert in California, and a crew member had a cardiac arrest, and the director told them to move a big fake rock in front of, and they were tending to the guy, but they were like, we need to keep shooting.

Like, go move that big fake rock in front of the paramedics so we can keep shooting.

I guess it's better than the director being like, take that fake rock and finish him off with it.

Yeah, yeah.

And then drag him out of the way.

One thing I wondered, because I always kind of wonder, like, how would we do if we took the SAT now, like, you know, at this stage in life or something?

I wondered about, like, a really experienced attorney years later if they took the bar again.

And Livia dug into that and found a study from 2021, 16, like, successful, experienced practicing attorneys from Oklahoma retook the bar essentially with no prep.

It was just like, you know, their prep was their career.

Right.

On the theory that, hey, if it's measuring ability, then this should bear out in the grades.

And none of them passed.