Kail Lowry

And then you're forced to – you'll have to look up the laws.

So it's not like you're not going to know.

I mean, thankfully, we have the world at our fingertips on our phones and through the books and through all the things.

And so –

And then case law, of course.

And so I think it's really cool.

Delaware doesn't offer that.

So I know some states do and some states don't.

And so we don't have that here.

But I think that's kind of cool that that's even an option.

I mean, I think it takes a little bit longer than law school.

Do other lawyers look at...

lawyers that do the apprenticeship approach differently or do they not really care or how does that work?

Right.

Oh my gosh, that's so interesting.

And it's funny that you just said, you know, some people get into law and they don't even want to be lawyers.

Two of my, one of my favorite producers ever from Teen Mom, he was a former family attorney and then he got into law

executive producing TV.

He left that and went to TV.

And then another producer that I'm working with right now, she also is or was an attorney.