Ephraim Deveroli

You're on the rotation to be like someone's attorney.

So there's some people cashing in on an arbitrage of information because they understand that.

Isn't it interesting on a more broad level that attorneys – like it's one thing in a civil case where it's like, hey, I'm suing you for a contract, 100 grand.

Let's negotiate it.

OK, 60, and then we settle.

It's like when you – I don't – the attorneys that are negotiating the crimes, like pleading, it's like they're negotiating what crime happened.

I mean essentially.

It's kind of interesting that that's even part of the system.

I don't think criminal defense attorneys look at their clients like that.

You don't get into that world.

Oh, I see what you're saying.

How would you ace a negotiation?

What are Matthew Cox tips to ace a negotiation or an interview?

You don't have anything?

I mean, I think.

You can't teach what you're.

Has this episode gone too long?

I feel attacked personally here.

What's your favorite heist or con movie?

Coming out of law school for me, I didn't – I never –