All right, mic check. Mic check. Hoping I got good feedback. Let me see. Okay, I see myself now. All right. Um, if you're in the replay, gang gang. I may end up having to repeat some things because it just depends on when people come in the live. So, I apologize if some things end up sounding repetitive. Hold on, let me get some sunlight. All right, there we go. Okay, give it a second. I should add a time stamp to skip all this, but I'm just giving YouTube a chance. I took notes. Okay. All right. Now, most of y'all have already seen the post. I I don't normally see my posts get that kind of traction. So, I do feel like most of y'all already saw both of my posts about the LS set, but I'll still intertwine it into everything to tell y'all how it's been going. Oh my gosh. Okay. So, um let's see. I'm only when I speak about the LSAT, I'm only talking about what's publicly available. I'm not talking about anything that you'd only know if you took the LSAT. I have to make that clear. That is my disclaimer in case somebody else come across this video. I'm only talking about what you could find in the public. Anyway, hey Ashley. [laughter] Um, okay. So, the publicly available information I had before I went into that to take that test was there are four time sections. One of them for sure will be reading comprehension and um the other ones at least two will be logical reasoning and it was a tossup based on what Google said about another one being either reading comprehension or logical reasoning. So okay out of those four sections oh thank you Ashley out of those four sections only three sections are graded but you don't know which three of the four will be graded. So, there's one where they'll I guess they're just using it for whatever research purposes they're using it for, but it it will not affect your score, hurt or help. It's just there. You have no idea which one it is. So, you have to, you know, take every section as if it will be graded cuz you won't know as a test taker. That was it was just frustrating because I had to go through this whole clock thing four times. That's why it was frustrating. Hey, Justine, my Jersey godmother. How are you? Um, hi Danny. [laughter] I don't have my score in yet. I'm talking about my journey. I ain't got my score in yet. It's going it's going to take a little while. Uh, let me see. When you get a chance, can you talk about the Carmelo Anthony case? He was found guilty. I'm have to do my research. I see it. I saw Chitchat did her um like breaking news about it. I got to do my research, Ashley. But we got to get that woman closed out with the pastor. then I can then we'll we'll look into Carmelo Anony's then that'll be the next one cuz I'm always behind anyway so it don't matter but yes yes I will actually [laughter] um okay so oh and then so there's a total of publicly available knowledge about 101ish questions on an LSAT and you're graded at a of like 78ish questions out of that 101 are actually graded and I believe to get the score I needed it was about it was [sighs] it was like 51 questions or so cuz it's a scaled grade. So you want to get like 51 questions out of the 7879 questions to get to the mid50s. Um again this was all estimations but I knew what I was trying to aim for. Um we shall see when the test score comes out how what did I get cuz I don't know. And as I told y'all in those posts, I ran out of time. I ran out of time. Three out of four sections, but I did not leave any questions blank. But I ran out of time. So, we'll see. But I am prepared to take um I'm prepared to take the test at least three times. Hoping this was the one and done, but if it wasn't, I'm prepared to take it a second time. And I'm prepared to take it a third time. I can at least do that mentally, but you can try up to seven times in your lifetime to take the LSAT, but you can only take it up to five times within like a a certain year range, but up to seven times in your lifetime. So, yeah, I will do at least three tries cuz I just need to make sure is law school meant for me or is it not? And I need to see how I'm going to do on this LSAT. Like, so if I don't make it this time, I got to try again. Um, so I did study a lot. Hey, Bam Bam. I did study a lot and I mean a lot a lot. Um but towards the last few weeks to take the LSAT I started studying differently and unfortunately the studying differently towards the end was the more effective way to study. So had I done like the 8020 rule the way I was studying at the end was the way I wish I had studied the whole time. But now I know so if I take it again I will do that better 80% than I did with the the first go round. Hey, Anes. Miss Lady One, [laughter] how are you doing? Um, let me see. I, you know, I'm looking at my notebook. Hold on. Let's see. Okay. Some of the ways I studied towards the end was I would I was using chat GPT towards the end. So, I would do my my questions that I would get and then um I would put them in chat GPT like explain to me how I got this wrong. explain to me how I got this right because some of them were just good guesses. I need you to make me understand how this answer is right, whether I got it right or wrong. Explain to me why this is the right answer. And I argue chat GPT down until it of course you know that's what it does. It learns you and then it starts explaining it the way you understand. So it started learning that I don't like um unlabeled patterns. I need a labeled pattern. So like for par parallel uh fl parallel flaw parallel argument stuff like that I need you to label it so then I can go find that pattern in the questions. So for instance if there's uh instead of saying x led to y I needed to say event one led to event two but if you don't do event one this is how you get to event three. Like I need those kind of labels. You can't just tell me x y arrow like that. My brain's not going to pick that up. I don't care how many times you tell me that. I'm not that's not me. So, it was picking up how I could learn better. Hey, Terry T baby. Hey, W House. Thank you, Bam. Bam. What are Okay. What is the rules and the highest score that you can get? Do they take the highest score, the lowest score, and how many times can you take it before they can decide? Glad you asked, Danny. First of all, I This is from me Googling. So, if I have this wrong, blame Google. I saw the highest score you can get is a 180. President Barack Obama got a 170 and a 170. So a 180 is like the elite test takers. So you know you really doing something 170. But I think you can get into like Ivy League schools in the 160s if you wanted to go to law school in the Ivy League school. I think so. Um to at least be considered for admission into accredited law schools, you want at least a 155. So we'll see. That's the one I'm kind of worried about. But if I get good letters of recommendation, maybe I can scooch on in if I at least get a 150. You know, we we don't know. But those are the actual parameters. 170 180, you did your big one. 160 to 170, highly respected. 155 to 160, you can get a reputable school and go to law school. So, and it's nothing to uh to like laugh off if you get a 155 because that's that's a hard-earned grade, too. But it's just like, you know, you got the ones they just just take off and they they do it better, you know. Um, let me see if I answered all your questions. Highest score. Oh, I did not. How many times can you take it? You can take the LSAT in your lifetime up to seven times. Um, I also paid for a service. It was $45 and it's through the um the law student. It's LSAC, the council. I can't remember what the A stand for, Lord. But uh the LSAT C with a C at the end, you you can pay $45. And so if you don't like the score you got, it still counts as one of your seven, but the law schools don't get to see that score that you hated. So it doesn't they don't get to see that history of the score, which I I need that. I need to let you know if I want to release my score. So if this is a bad first score that I got, law school will never see it because I paid for that service. get it out of there [laughter] and I'll have six more times I can try to take the test. Um, but you can only take it during certain dates of the year, too. So, June 6th, which is the day I took it, was the last day of 2026 you can take it. So, I got to wait for 2027 if I need to take it again. The um the latest date they'll release the scores is June 24th. So, I will know by the 24th, but I have a step before I can get my scores released. And this is everybody. you have to have an argumentative essay on file. So, um, and it's only remote, which I hate. I'm like, take let me go to a test proctor. I don't want all these rules in my home. But anyway, the argument of essay, you you got to have a computer or laptop with a camera. They have to keep you have to stay in view the whole time. So, don't you lean too far left or right out that camera view, you're out. Um, you can have a water bottle if it's no labels and all clear. You have to hold up your webcam. For me, my the webcam is in my laptop. So, you got to do a 360 survey of your room because you cannot have any other electronics in that room. Obviously, no phone, but also like for my office, Mr. Trending's computer is right behind me. I can't have a second computer present in the room I'm in. Um, if you were taking it at work and you had a clear office door, can't you can't take it in that in that um office. Um they Oh, it's so strict. You got to hold up your government ID to the camera, make sure it takes it properly. We had to take a pre-ictur to make sure you're the same person that registered for the LSAT and you're the same person taking the LSAT. Um let's see what else. What else? It was It's really strict. So that's why I haven't taken it yet. When I And then I I didn't realize you you have up to a year to take the argumentative essay. So, I'm going to wait till I get back from Texas um the weekend after this weekend to take mine because I was like, "Oh, I'm not doing argumentative essay before I do a LSAT because then I could just use my brain power else first then focus on argument of essay." Argument of essay. All they want and it is so plain. All they want is to make sure you you for sure pick a side. Don't end up switching your side. um cite the sources that are provided in like the little stimulus. Um then you have to make sure you have a paragraph dedicated to what your opposing side said, acknowledge what they said, but then counterargue what they said so you can take it back to I still am on this side that I chose in the beginning. They want plain English. They don't want to they don't care about fancy words. They just really want to make sure you're not using chat GPT and you know how to do basic arguing like you know. So that's really what they want. So I'm practicing just so I can have it in my head because once that clock starts, my brain goes to mush. So what I have in my head is my transitional phrases that I'll use between the argument and the paragraphs. Um it said and basically it said don't choose the one you agree with. Choose the side that has the most sources cited because this is just about you getting through your time and arguing it. You don't actually have to agree with what you're arguing. Um I get to pick my essay topic. It is random. So, I'm gonna practice on the ones they offer for practice at random to go ahead and just be prepared to use my sentences. I'm plugging and playing is my my goal. You get 15 minutes to look at the questionnaire or look at the the stuff you're about to argue about to write out your outline and then you get 35 minutes to write that essay out and they just want you to be clear. They understand the side you took. You you respectfully acknowledge the other side and get out of there. So, that one Yeah. So I was like, "Okay, well that needs to go after the LSAT." So now I'll take it in two two weekends from now. A weekend from now, something like that. Yeah. So that's coming. Um, let me see. Oh, going back to what I was teaching chat GPT to tell me. I also started teaching it to tell me what specifically was the trap set for me to choose this answer that was so close to the right answer, but it was not the right answer. So now it always has to tell me the trap that was set. It also always has to tell me why did the test writer want me to choose the answer that they're saying is right? Because I it's literally called logical reasoning. Now I need you to make it make logical sense to me. It may not make logical sense in my real life but I need to understand the logic behind how the test writers wanted me to see this logic because there were some I still blatantly disagree with but I'm I learned the pattern and that's all that matters. Doesn't matter if I disagree with it. it matters answering the right question that they wanted me to answer. Um, hey Teresa. Hey for her good. I thank you uh for her good. I appreciate that. I'm skipping around, but I do want to say all of y'all that left comments under the first one we'll talk about where I met I messed up on the test date and then the second one for the actual test date. I do appreciate your comments because I didn't even think of it as but you did take the test. you actually said, "Hey, I'm planning on taking the LSAT." And I actually went there and sat my butt down and took that LSAT. And I have to count that as a win separately from then what does the the score come out to be? So, thank you very much. I I honestly I'm telling y'all, I appreciate that because I my mind was just like, "Cancel it out. Forget this. We'll take the second one and just go from there." But I didn't I didn't even give myself credit for actually sitting down for the test. Danny said, "Dang, they put you in like uh are you in a courtroom in front of a judge and a jury?" No, it's writing. It's pure writing. You got to convince them through a essay writing. That's all. It's no. Now, law school, they start doing mock stuff like that. It sounds like from what I'm seeing sometimes, but no, no, no, no. It's just through writing. And it's really four simple paragraphs. You got your intro where you introduce the side you're taking. Then you have your two supporting paragraphs citing your sources from what they provided. taking your side, backing up how you're taking your side, and then No. Yeah. Yes. And then the counterargument plus acknowledging the other side paragraph. And if you want to based on this LSAT prof uh professor or he used to be a law school professor and now he teaches about elsat, you can do a conclusion, but if you run out of time, just make sure those other paragraphs are super strong and they're present. That's what matters. Hey, Crystal. [clears throat] Thank you, Teresa. Thank you. Thank you. Um I'm trying to think of what else. So yeah, a lot of challenging chat GPT, which I will continue to do because it's learning how to make me understand in the way my brain works instead of how the standard LSAT is trying to tell you how it works. Like the LSAT practice, it's like, okay, I see that you want to illustrate it this way, and I needed a lot of things illustrated a whole different way from how the standard ways. And that and I think that's that's the thing, too. You got to figure out how your brain thinks and make it stick instead of just saying, "Okay, I see that's the right answer, but I'm not really getting how you're saying that's the right answer." So, yeah, cuz at first I had Chad GPT giving me practice questions, but I ended up challenging their answers and then Chad GPT was like, "Oh, yeah, you're right. My logic actually didn't work." All right, we're not using your pra your your madeup questions anymore because now you gonna be teaching me wrong. So now I just have it teaching me off of existing past ELSAC questions that have been made public. I don't want you making up questions anymore. You're not ready. Hey Auntie Natty. [laughter] Um, also what I should have done, lesson learned, I should have timed myself a whole lot more. I should have took I should have tried to answer those questions under the pressure of time more frequently. I think I only did two full runs of a time test and then every now and again did like um partial runs of a test. I never I I more just read a lot, wrote out my notes, practiced some questions, and then just kept moving. But I didn't see how long I was taking because I'm sitting there um for for logical reasoning, they say read the stimula. No, not stimulus. The question first, then read the stimulus because then you at least are locked in on what you're even reading that stimulus for. Like you already know, oh, I'm focusing on this because it's about to be flawed reasoning or you want me to infer something based on the argue arguer's conclusion or you want me, what do you want me to do? So, you read the logical reasoning question first, then go back, read the stimulus. That does save time. I just have to practice more on doing that. Um, what else? Oh, but what I was doing was I would read the question, read the stimulus, go back and look at the answer choices, and I would get stuck. So then I'm back reading the stimulus again, and I'm like, I didn't realize how much time that was taken to do that. So that's something that I can clearly clearly see because on the on the practice test, they do this um they'll put up a big five minute warning and I'm like, "Oh my god, I got like 12 questions left." Like, "How do I only have five minutes?" I was knees weak, palms were sweaty. I was stressing. So yeah, I just got to get get that down. And I know what it is. Learn the patterns. Learn what the test writer wants basically every time within that specific pattern. And then it doesn't really matter the words that they use in the sense of like say they're talking about um they have one where why is the um what do they say? Okay, for instance, a doctor may say, "You need to eat an apple a day and you won't have to see me." Then somebody under it would say, "Well, this doctor uh is wrong because they don't eat an apple a day and they're out of shape." And then it's like, how what what how is the arguer attacking the doctor or whatever. So like I it could be anything. It could have been about space, nature, whatever. As long as I start recognizing that pattern, it'll be easier. So now I'm I'm I'm pattern practicing because I need it to be any words. I can replace them. It doesn't matter. The the principle is the principle. The rule is the rule. That's where I'm trying to get to. Danny said, "This is very important and interesting. It's pretty much preparing you to get ready for the real world. I believe within my heart that you def you will definitely do good." Thank you, Danny. [laughter] I I'm prepared to go a second time, but do you understand how I will fall to my knees if I don't have to try again? [laughter] Oh my gosh. But I will. I will. My spirits are up. I won't give up. It it just the the the probability is really low right now. It just is. I know I could, you know, be blessed enough to have guessed. So, right. But, you know, just in case, the probability is low. So, I'm I'm prepared to take it again. Um, let me see here. Um, I was saying what I would do differently. I will continue to challenge why the answer is right or why the answer's wrong. Because the more I understand it, the more I'll understand whatever question you ask me, I can understand. It doesn't matter anymore because I don't want to memorize the right answer for the question that I just saw. I want to know the why so I can, you know, use that in the next questions that come up. Um, repetition, pure repetition is going to help me. the more I can pick up the patterns quicker, the better my timing will be because it um there are some it did see Chad GBT gave me advice on this, but it was some questions that can be skipped and you go back to basically it said don't waste time on one hard question when you could have answered two to three easy questions. So I now I did go in there doing that. If I found myself stuck, flag, move on. So and then I had to go back because you know still ran out of time. I had to go back and see it. But yeah, that I I have that down really well on don't linger, get out of there. Um, and the reason is because blank blank questions that were never answered and wrong answers are worth the same. It's just a zero. It's not a negative. It's just a zero. So, you might as well guess to possibly get a positive point to increase your score. Um, all the attorneys, DG DG, where's my prosecutor? DG DG, I appreciate you so much. That's not my only attorney, but I have another one, and I can't say I can't say their name because I don't think they put their legal name on YouTube, but you know who you are. Thank you for the encouragement. Um, my my nurses, my nurses, they had to go uh do their board and get their take their licensing test. Thank you. And there was at least one person that told me they did have to retest and they kept going. So, I I definitely appreciate that. Like, it's it feels better to see someone in the real world that's like, I literally had to retest and I'm still I'm okay. Nothing nothing bad happened. It was just a retest. Um, and if you came in later, I'm prepared to take the LSAT a minimum of three times. I'm locked in to do three times. After that, I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm going to do it a fourth. Um, so let one of the mishaps, if you didn't see my post, one of the mishaps is I for sure just knew my test date was Wednesday, June 3rd. Yeah, Wednesday, June 3rd. So, I'm sitting here updating my Instagram stories. It's 7:45. I'm doing my warm up before I go to the Elsa. I'm up I'm just timestamping what I'm doing. Never thought double check your date one more time. So, I'm I'm preparing. This is my test day to me. I'm preparing. I'm heading in there headed time to when I need to leave the house to get there 45 minutes or uh early for the test start time because they, you know, they have a process you have to do before you can just start that test. I had, you know, my credentials ready. I had time to pray and meditate in the car. Um, I go inside and I'm like, you know, I'm just boopping in there like, "Okay, I'm here to take, you know, my LS set." And very nice guy. Yeah. Very nice guy. He was like, "Oh, okay." He said, "Well, your your test didn't drop for me, but sometimes that happens on the day of the LSAT. So, can you just show me your confirmation screen of your test date?" I'm like, "Oh, sure. I got to go grab my phone cuz y'all said don't have phones in here." So, I left it in the car. I go grab my phone. Do I look at my own screenshot again before I hand it to this man? I do not. I'm like, and I don't have an attitude or anything. I'm just like, you know, that's why I got here in plenty of time. I'm good. I have so much time. This is just fine. Hand him my screen and he said, "Your your test is on Saturday." And I I know I looked at this man like, I'm not computing. I'm buffering right now. like I don't understand the words coming out of your mouth because I'm June 3rd, not June 6th. But I finally figured out what I did. I think I originally chose June 3rd, but then I saw I could get a better time on June 6th and I never changed my calendar. Apparently didn't change my mental state to remind myself. So that's how that mixup happened cuz that was my second that was my change date to June 6th after I thought about it. Um so real test day June 6th, Saturday. Oh, and I had sorry I had taken leave the day before on June 2nd to get more study time in and um of course took leave for the actual test day that I thought was June 3rd. So that was that was a thing. So then June 6th was a Saturday. Test was at the same Oh, test was at um same place obviously. So I'm like well now you know where to go so you won't be panicking about that trying to find the place. you know the uh you know where to drive. You know the door to go into. You you actually made contact. So you you know you know you're in the right place. You saw how much how much time it took you to get from the house to here. You saw how traffic was all the things. So now you just as y'all said in the comments more time to study and did I I used the mess out of my extra time. I promise you I did. Um hey Janetta. Hey Teresa. Write. [laughter] Um, so June 6th, no more IG stories posted this time. I was like, I'm not even going in my stories cuz I swear to God if I get there on Saturday and they tell me something else is wrong, I'm going to melt. So I didn't do anything in my IG stories. Um, but I did redo my morning routine. I had two boiled eggs. Get that protein in. Make sure stomach not growling. And I don't normally eat breakfast, so you know, that's why I mentioned it. I don't I'm not a breakfast person most times. So I had my two boiled eggs. um did my warm-ups to get my brain back in that mindset cuz once for me once I once I wake up I don't really just I don't I can't cold start on what I was doing yesterday. So the warm-up was really good. It helped my brain get all limber and everything get me back in the mindset of the type of questions I would see on the test. Um, let's say I Hold on. Didn't Oh, that's why you have to get there early, y'all. Let me tell you what I did. I get in there and I'm like, "Okay, I got it. I wrote down my my It's called the L number." Cuz that's what the instructions said to me. It said, "Make sure you know your L number. You can write on a scratch piece of paper." what it didn't say and this man the lady said do you have your LSAC with a C login and password I do not I do not have that I was like well let me let me get my phone and I had to reset my password because I have no idea what it's been saved as this whole time then it was telling me we can't find you that's not that that username you're putting in doesn't exist thank it had a forgot username too so you know going off of mobile data I'm like, I don't need this right now. I do not need this right now. So, but I got it. I did get it. I reset my stuff. I'm like, okay. So, now I go back in. Let me tell you how secure this place is. First of all, there's cameras everywhere. They if you have water, you got to take the label off the water just like you do for a remote. And um they look at that water bottle. They they're not playing around. She searched or they have the metal detector they do on you front and back. Turn all your pockets inside out. I had leggings and a hoodie so I only had hoodie pockets. Um, what else was it? Oh, I the leggings. You have to shake your ankles or your pants so they can make sure ain't nothing about to fall out there. Um, everything needs to be sat on the desk until it's time to go in to take that test. They give you their scratch paper. You do not bring in any scratch paper. You do not bring in your own pen or pencil. You take what they provide. And I had no problems with that. Like I'm just here to follow these rules to the tea so I can just not have this test invalidated. I can understand a low score, but I would I will cry validate my test and my effort. So security was tight. Let me see. Did they do anything? Oh, glasses. I was wearing my glasses that day. They said, "Please put your glasses on the desk." And they looking at the glasses like they are not playing. Um, I only heard one other person say they were there for the ELSAT. It was a male. He was there for the ELSAT. Other people were there. I think you can do your nursing test there. I feel like there was at least one person doing their nursing test. Then there was definitely people doing some math there. Um, and in fact, it was another black girl. She was in there for some math stuff. And um, she was in good spirit. You know, people's energy rub off on you. So, I'm in I'm in pretty good spirits. I got a little frazzled with that logging and stuff, but her good spirit rubbed off on me. And then um cuz I had sat in a chair and they were like, "Oh, no. You have to wait out there. She she needs this chair." And I was like, "Oh, no problem." And she was like, "I'm sorry for taking your chair." I was like, "Don't apologize. It ain't my chair." [laughter] You know, like just that good vibe. So, it's really nice. Um you have to be obviously super quiet. They did offer noise cancelling headphones, but people were so quiet and nobody coughed. So, I didn't even need to use the headphones. I was not distracted by anyone, but they did have them in there, which was thank you because had I had they not had them, I would have needed them. Um, Danny Danny said, "Young lady, you have a very good supportive system, family, friends, church, community, co-workers, and most of all, God." I do, and I I do not take it for granted. I don't know what I expected y'all to be commenting when I posted that, but I don't think I expected y'all to stay so hopeful. And it rubs off on you. The way you get a response to stuff rubs off on then how you respond. Like I my I'm telling you, my mental state totally changed when I was like, "Hey y'all, I ran out of time on most of the sections and y'all ignored me." It was like, "Well, at least you took the test and you don't even know yet. You ain't seen the score yet, you know." So, no, it rubs off on you. So, yeah, I definitely appreciate it. Um, let's see. I'm sorry for saying um so many times I'm live and I'm not doing body cam reactions and stuff. I say thumbs and I try to edit them out when I record. I I do apologize. I'm going to get better at that. I think it's I'm scared of uh silence. I did it again. I'm scared of silence in between my pauses. Let me see. I We talked about the score, but some of y'all just came in. So, one more time. I was hoping based off the way I took this test at least for a 150. Uh I'm doing it again. my LSAT score to get into an accredited school from what it says is a 155. I need a minimum 155 and I was telling people that Barack Obama got a 170 and the maximum score you can get is a 180 but 170s they're the ones that end up trying to teach their strategy to people because it's a really really good score. Let me see. I think that's really it. Do y'all have I can't talk about the contents of the LSAT that I actually took, but I can talk about the publicly available practice and stuff like that. So, let me know if y'all have any elsat questions before we talk about these locks [laughter] because I'm just going to add that at the end because, you know, I don't need to make a separate video. But I do I am uh thank you Sharon by the way. Thank you, Bam Bam. Say, "You're such a positive person that it's encouraging you comes easily." Thank you, Bam Bam. I appreciate that. I do. I was going to say something, but I uh I've been really trying to stay away from stuff, so I ain't [clears throat] gonna say what I was going to say, but no, thank you. Thank you. I will say, let me say this. it. People make it easier to stay on this side of the internet that it's like it's really not appealing on some other sides of the internet. That's what I'll say. Like, yeah. And in my life, I really am this way. Shout out to Leia's grandma, Melanin Beauty. Oh my gosh. Simone, everybody I met on Queen Shiva's Cruise, they got to meet me in person and they verified how I am now is how I am if I meet y'all. Like, this is it. Unless I'm just having an off day or something, but this is it. This is this is exactly how I am. So yeah, Mackie said, "Are you now working as a parallegal and you want to become a licensed attorney?" I am not working as a parallegal. And I tried to cross train into uh the parallegal field when I was in the Air Force and they were like, "Your rank's too high. Nope. Nope. You can't do it." So what I am doing in the meantime is I have I can't say my actual job because there are some mean people on the internet but my job is parallel to law. It's so parallel to law I can actually use tuition assistance from my job to to to justify going and taking law school classes because it will enhance my current job. That's how close it is. So, I am still in there. But even if it wasn't, I love some legal topics. I don't know. That's just where I am with it. Even if I didn't have that job, I love legal stuff. So, I'm here and we're just trying to see where it goes. Um, I do have So, I had two friends that have already become lawyers. One, she did it first. Uh, and we all sat and I we it was like it was a dream talk moment and it was so random and we were in my at the time she was a major and she's one of the ones that has now become a lawyer too. But we were in my major's office and she's my friend now too. Um, but we were in her office and we started talking about goals and the first one she was like, "Yeah, I'm in I think she was already in law school cuz she looked tired a lot, but she now owns her own practice, [laughter] but she looked tired a lot." But she was like, "I'm trying to graduate law school. I want to be a licensed attorney, you know, pass the bar and all that stuff." And she did it. She was the first of us that did it. Next up was my ma my major friend, and she's now a lieutenant colonel, I believe. Um, she was next up. We We were all talking about the same time. I'm saying she's literally the one that has now done it. So, she passed her LSAT. She did law school. She did a hybrid law school. So, she was actually still attending law school while we were deployed together. And I don't know how she was doing it. She was also preparing her stuff for um colonel and stuff. I don't know how. And we still had 12-hour work days. I could never, but she did it. And so she got back, finished law school and gra of course graduated and she has passed the bar from what I understand and she is practicing. She's doing more um e EEO stuff though. That's her that's but she she was real close to being like a civil rights attorney. She was real close and I don't know if she might change her mind at some point but I totally could see her being a civil rights attorney. I I in fact I was surprised I'm not seeing her do that yet, but I I'm sure it's also stressful and everything. But yeah, so she's passed the bar. I'm up next. I'm three for three. I'm I'm trying to get in here. [laughter] So I'm I'm around some really good people. Then I've attracted, thank God, I've attracted some people from the YouTube side that have come over that are attorneys and they tell me, this is what really gave me like, okay, you should at least try prosecutor DG. You'll see her if she's not coming in now, you will have seen her in some comments for people that are not in the same circles as Di. But prosecutor Di, she was like, she said something to me that makes basically made me not feel crazy when I would like to read lawsuits together with y'all, look at trials together with y'all. And it was like, okay, so I'm not I'm not honestly the word is I'm not sounding like an idiot. That's the best way I can put it because when she did validate me for me to keep at least doing it on YouTube publicly because no matter what I'll be a lay person if I can't go to law school like I I'm just interested. That's just where it's going to be. So yeah to all that then you got my people that are just saying you should definitely at least try to take the LSAT. So from few years ago from that time in that office to then having the encouragement from subscribers it was nothing else I was going to do but be there for that LSAT and that's why I'll take it at least three times just to make sure because it was it could have been nerves the first time and I didn't study as effectively now that I know what I know. So you know got to try again in case the score doesn't come out the best. Hey Ebony [laughter] Crystal said my first dream job was becoming a lawyer but went the other way into medical. My first dream job was medical, Crystal. [laughter] So, [gasps] we flip-flop a little bit, but I totally feel you. Hey, Crystal Gal. Oh, thank you. Thank you. That's my girl from Barbados. For her good said, it's good to do what you love and you'll do your best at it. You're such a sweetheart. Thank you for her good. I I I I I I feel like y'all are my mirror because you hold up to me what I'm actually putting out to others because you can think you're one way, but then there's a consensus that that's not how you're coming off. So, I really do appreciate that. Thank you. Oh, yeah. If you get into the replay, gang gang, please hype the video. I appreciate it. This is one of the few times I've come to talk about some personal updates and stuff. If you're a member, I'll be back there, though. I'll be back there going over stuff all the time with y'all. Um, we actually have some the wedding outfit I chose. I'm gonna be showing that. I'm I'm attending a wedding. [laughter] Teresa say you'll be good anywhere in the law field. I wanted to do forensics with my scar. [laughter] Yeah, forensics is crazy if you're scared of it. Teresa. Yes. But yeah, and another thing on Tik Tok, there were some people that um they had family that had started out law school in their 40s. One said her mom went to law school or took the LSAT when she was 60 years old because I was like, dang. I I don't know. Sometimes you start second guessing the thing about your age and stuff. So, thank you to the people that was on TikTok that was like 40's basically nothing. There's people doing it way later than that. You're in London right now. Hey. [laughter] Oh my gosh. Okay. And Okay. Did y'all have any other questions about ELSAT or law school? Well, I guess LSAT because I don't know what law school is going to be like yet, but the ELSAT part, but 24th is the time I will know my score by the 24th in case you came in later about that part. And if you don't, I'm g talk about these locks real fast and then I'll get out of y'all's hair because I need to get ready. Okay, we'll skip around in case someone's typing a question and then it comes uh up later. Teresa said, "My best friend became a lawyer in her upper 30s and now she's a judge." That is that's crazy. And I did even because I did I started feeling insecure and I did look at um again that law professor that said law schools actually do like what they call it what they call you non-traditional students. And that can be a lot of things but one of the things a non-traditional student is is a older student. the person that's already had their career, but they want a career change because they were like, you're you you already know how to schedule around a lot of obligations, which law school is going to need. You also have already dealt with some types of conflicts that you won't deal with until you're older. It was just a lot of positive reasons that reassured me, too. Like it's okay to be in there with the 19 20 year olds or 24 year olds depending on how early they finished their bachelors and stuff like that. Danny said you are real you are already and with God's help for God be the glory in Jesus name. Amen. Yes. Amen. Amen. Yes. Cuz your girl again I will continue to pray. I will continue to meditate because I'm a I'm a bothsizer. I do meditate and I pray. But yes, yes, yes, yes. I I do believe that. And that's how I know if it's meant to be, it's meant to be. And don't mourn it too much if it's not meant to be. Like that may not be my path, but my passion is my passion. And I'll get in there however I'm supposed to have my own path in legal if it's not, you know, through the LSAT or through law school. It'll it's not going anywhere because it's too in me. Like I really like this stuff. If you don't know, I have a second channel called Le at some point. That's where I want to do most of my trial watches. YouTube did not like that. So, I'm doing them over here for now. Once Legal at some point gets monetized, I'm going right back over there with my trial watches. The whole point of that channel. [laughter] So, yes. Yep. Amen, Professor. Um, okay. Let's talk about the locks. Talk about the locks. This is my first time ever, ever, ever having faux locs. I have had the traditional 90s box braids, poetic justice box braids when I was younger. And I used to I used to run with some crochet braids a lot. So that was my two. I've never had faux locs. Um so I was very scared about how this was going to turn out. Not too scared not to try, but I didn't get my hopes up. Um because there's so many types of locks. So these is these are depending on how you look at it. They're technically butterfly locks, but the technique is soft locks. So I was like, "Okay, am I gonna find somebody that understands the look I want to go for?" Then a lot of times I would look for locks and the stylists that were doing them with their pictures, their their parting was the jumbo parting. And I was like, I I don't want that. I want a full head of things. I don't want like 20 30 in there. I need me out. So that was another thing. I'm like, please let them understand the type of parting I want as well. So that was a thing. What else? I picked a that was too long for pract practical reasons, but I'mma wear it till these wear out. I'm not taking them out. But I got 30 in, but the they actually are 34 to 36 in. That's not my fault. But I should have got 24 in. And next time I get them redone, I'm going to 24 in. I also chickenened out cuz I was going to get this blonde. I wanted the blonde from the middle of my head down and then the black around my temple and, you know, in the top half. I did not get as adventurous as I thought I was going to be with the color, but I was like, let's sprinkle it, make sure this even looks good before I start playing with color more. So, I'm not mad about that. Then I then it was the price. The price is crazy. Um, but I found someone that charged not that charge is still licensed, works out of a salon, her salon, not it's nothing wrong working out of your home, but I got to be real comfortable to do that. Like, I'd rather already have known you if I did that. Not as long as you got your license. I don't care where you working out of as long as it's uncomfortable, you know? But yeah, but she does she did have a salon. She's she was appointment only. There was nobody else in there but she and I, which was really nice. She also is a great communicator. Um, she she had a mandatory consultation for first-time clients to make sure she could talk about the health of your hair to make sure your hair could could hold a lock. She was talking about, you know, she asked like, "Do you have excessive dandruff? Do you" She was asking the questions to make sure she was prepared to give me what I wanted as much as I was I had reasonable expectations of what she would give me, too. So, I really love that. Then I get to her shop. She shows me if I want to take them down myself, the safe way to take the locks down. Tell you right now, who was that? Um, Demi Demi Bell who does actual real locks. She was like trending. Just let her take the locks out. I people keep cutting their locks out and or they real hair. So, just let her take it out. So, I am I'mma go back to her to let her take it out. Once Demi said that, I was like, "Nope, never mind. I'm not taking no down myself." So, I was I will go to her to take them down. But anyway, she was telling me be prepared that it's going to be a heavy weight because of the length and thickness of my own hair. So, I was like, "Okay, it does feel heavy." I weighed it. It's 5 lbs, but it feels like more than 5 lbs, but it is 5 lbs of hair. Um, but I can handle it. It's fine. I don't care. I'm wearing this. I'm loving it. Even when it starts looking old, I think I'm going to like it even when I can't see my parting because it's locks. I'm like, I think there's a certain magic to locks once once it starts getting a little fuzzy here, you know? So, I'm I like the neat and the I'm I'm going to keep it until it's I have to take it out. And I was asking her about washing them. She was like, "Focus on your scalp when you wash, not so much the locks." So, the locks less I guess I would wash then more of my focus on my scalp. Um, let's see. professor said, "I started faux locs and my hair grew so fast that I grew out of the locks and my hair took over and I had them over 10 years." That's what I want, too. So, that's Thank you. That's the other thing. I have these because I wanted braids or something anyway. I wanted a protective style. I didn't want to have to style my hair every day for a while. And I wanted to give my hair a break and I wanted some more length in my hair. So, I'm like, I need something cute to cover it up so it can grow. So yes, that's the reasons. And then the the catalyst to get them so soon was because I'm going to my nephew-in-law's wedding. So I was like, I need something. It's in Texas. I'm about to sweat. Then I play pickle ball. I'mma sweat. It's a lot of reason I'm be out here sweating. So it it was going to be brazer locks. But I was like, you never tried locks. Just try them and see if you like them. I feel Oh. Oh. And I said if I like them, I was going to wear them for the rest of 2026. I love them. So therefore, I will be wearing them 2026. If I get a refresh, I'll just get my hair trimmed, put them right back in locks. Um, professor said, "When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I had to cut my locks, but I saved them for five years so that my lockctician could put them back in, but my hair didn't strengthen for them." Oh, I hate that. I And I definitely have heard, "Hey, DG, I was calling you. I s I was summoning you, DG." [laughter] But yes, professor, I have seen so many people save their locks, get them locked back in. Didn't know that was a thing till I saw it. And then I also saw like if someone of like your family passes away and they had locks, they would lock in some of their family members locks to their hair. I was like that that is it has to be spiritual practice because that I never knew. But I do understand why it's just like keep to me keeping ashes in a necklace or getting it turned into like a little jewel or stuff like that. I get it. But I was like that's that's heavy. Hey Philly girl [clears throat] DG. I did do all my ELSAT talk in the beginning, but I was saying that for YouTube, you were one of the people that gave me confidence that to to even though I had not like formally done anything with the legal path that I still felt confident to give my, you know, my lay person's opinion on stuff, how I'm currently interpreting something. You were one of the people for sure that gave me confidence to I'm not talking completely out of my behind. I don't sound like an idiot. So, I I was just saying thank you and also the fact that you always are offering your help. So, I appreciate you. I was giving you a personal shout out on that one. So, yes, you are very very very much appreciated, DG. [laughter] Um, yes, yes, yes. Um, let me see. Is there any more lock? I just want to see how how long my hair gets, how much it grows from now until the end of 2027. I I have one of those shirts where if you you get your hair pressed, it has lines on the back of the shirt so you can easily track your hair's progress. And I am getting regular trims now, so that's good. So be healthy and not just straggly long. So yeah, thank you for her. Good. Yes, she is. She is sweet. She has a lot of plants in there, so it's very peaceful and the air quality is nice. [laughter] Um, and she used to do it with her mom, but she said her mom moved um last August, but it was it was her and her mom in that shop and now it's just her. So, yeah, it was it seemed like it was always a welcoming place. I I definitely am so grateful that I found her. will say this. If you ever ever are like, I'm stuck on trying to find someone in my area and I'm I'm kind of iffy on Instagram stylist, this app right here, if you've never tried it, it has been the most reliable thing I've ever used. That's how I found Oh, I went to her today. That's how I found my lash my lash person to do individual lashes. She's also licensed, so I ain't got to worry about her, you know, my eyes getting infected or anything crazy, but I call her my lash fairy. So, that's how I found my lash fairy because they have reviews. They the reviews about it's like the Yelp of cosmetology. They about to tell you if that person's good or bad, whether it's dealing with their hair, if they're on time, if they do a good job. So, I'm just saying that's a really good app if you're trying to find some people in your area for the services you're looking for. And I think there's also like outside of hair, like I said, there's lashes. I think there's like maybe some skin care stuff on there, too. So, yeah, definitely definitely check that out. I did. I talked her up for her. Good. DJ said, "Loving the locks. I'm thinking about twisting a lock in my hair." It seems like the best thing ever, especially because I have a friend that started her lock journey last year. She's loving it. And she just would have her lockition um braid her hair tight when she wanted to wear a wig sometimes. So, if she still want to switch it up, she can. She also she also does lock extensions if she wants them longer than her hair for a little while. So, it's not like you you don't lose as much versatility as I used to think you would lose if you did permanent locks. So, do it. And then oh, then I have another friend. She's going to do her braids one more time. Once those come out, she's starting her lock journey and she wants to do micros. So, yeah, people out here just starting their lock journey around me. Wow. Say, "Your hair is beautiful. I wish I had hair that would lock, but it's too soft." Dang. Are you serious? Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Like, it took me a long time to appreciate my hair. So, I I probably wanted hair like yours for the longest time, but I hate that. Maybe they'll keep coming out with lighter weight hair, you know, maybe something. We never know, cows. You never never know because they do keep changing some stuff. Um, so even with the crochet lock method, it's still too heavy. to do the at least the faux locs. Hey Liddell, how are you doing? How have you been? But yeah, I think that's that's my recommendation is Styles seat the app to find. They still they those they're those are still people that are also on Instagram, but you can just see official reviews outside of Instagram. So you can really see if that's who you want to deal with. because I I had a bad experience before I found my current um natural hair stylist. And that's outside of the lock person that I got to do this. The girl I went to see right before I found my person, she basically glued my hair together for and all I wanted, all I had was the two goddess braids. It was just the two thick goddess braids. She basically glued my hair together. Didn't understand how to detangle my hair. So, from the wash, I should have just left and went and finished at home and detangled and just waited it out and not not let her do the goddess locks, the goddess braids or whatever. Not the goddess lock, the goddess braids or whatever. I should have just not sat in that girl's chair. I'm so mad at myself. But thankfully, she didn't damage my hair enough to where I had to like chop it off, but they were at a place pretty much named basically named natural hair salon. Like, that's what it was named. So, I'm like, everybody in there, if you don't deal with nothing else, you supposed to be able to deal with our hair and treat it right and be gentle because you know how to do the texture. The texture takes a technique. The texture is not hard to get through it. You just have to understand the technique. And that pissed me off that my own people almost destroyed my hair because they misrepresented. Now, not everyone because they were all independent stylists, but I just was like, you shouldn't be in there if you don't know how to deal with natural hair. Um, and I don't know why still people that are licensed cosmetologist stylists out there. I guess they they're I'm not they're not a onetrick pony, but they might be a I'm used to my ways pony. I'll say that a one trick pony. They're they're still very talented. But I hate when I see don't come in here trying to get hair like Beyonce and you got hair like Coupe and they they be dead serious. And I'm like our hair is the best when it's not. Okay, how can I say this? our hair takes a silk press really well if that's something we choose to do. It's not my fault or another person's fault that has uh kinky hair, textured hair, whatever that you just didn't take the time to learn. You're not interested. That's fine. That our hair is great. [clears throat] It's great for suppress and you can get your little your Beyonce hairstyle if you so chose and you were fully natural. And that's from 4C on back. So that that does make me mad to see like come on man, we had a whole natural hair movement again, revival from like 2010 up until now. You should not still be thinking this way when it was people that didn't even have hair licenses showing you how to actually treat your four style hair. I the 3C girls pissed me off because I didn't realize that you can't use the techniques they was using. You need to be very specific. If you're going to follow me, you need to have a 3C texture. Now, that took me a while to get out of that 3C trap cuz that almost took me out and psychologically that can mess with you. So, that was the only part of the natural hair movement. Pissed me off till I realized I need to be over here with the fours and and it's all good. It's looking real nice over here. Our hair is very versatile, professor. Exactly. So to you stylists that are still using that stupid statement, just say you don't want to change. And that's fine, but don't don't be in insulting people. Like it's that's not even how it is. You can't even for the people that are talented at doing natural hair, you don't know what their pattern is until they just put it back under water and let it do what it does. So just you just can't do it. And that's fine. You chose not to go that route. Totally fine. But don't be out here insulting the people. You're insulting the people that have the same texture hair you have. That that's the other part that that really really got me. Literally, you have the same roots we have. And to say something like that, so you not only insult us, you're insulting yourself. It is It is 2026. I need you to stop it. Black Cow said, "I tried the two braids bust down the middle. Girl, the lady said your hair is not staying down. She caked it full of something. and I paid her and had to come home and wash that s out. It was bad. It wasn't your hair. It's that skill that they I'm going say this the skill they chose not to learn. They are probably great at some things and I used to hear this growing up too that there are some people that only they'll do whatever to get that style at the expense of damaging your hair instead of people understand some other stylists understanding how to treat your hair to get to that style and you still have a healthy head of hair. You know DJ said my cousin is a hair stylist and she just started her micro twist this year. She is big on healthy hair. It's everything. Cuz healthy hair is where length comes. And for me, I've always said, and I'm not ashamed of it, I'm a length skank. I want long hair. But I do want long hair in my texture. I have in my biology. I'm fine with that. I do like length, though. So, I I need healthy hair so I can get to my length that I want. Yep. Liddell, I'm telling you, Crystal said, "Mom hair stylists don't listen. They just do what they want to do with your head. And and that and and after that last girl almost took me out, I'm like, I just have to jump out of the seat. I'm not staying. I remember was another girl when I used to live in Louisiana. She tried to shave the hair at on the nape of my neck. I was like with no asking permission. I just heard and I turned around. I was no ma'am. Put put that down. And also I I did give her one chance because she didn't cut it. I can't believe she didn't ask permission first, but she didn't cut it. But then she didn't show up for my appointment and it was no message, no contacting, nothing. I leave, don't come back. And then she text me and I you've already shown me. No, no, no. And I was already like one foot out the door with you trying to buzz cut the nape of my hair and no. Yes, DG. Her stylist is so good. DJ said, "Isa Ray has beautiful natural styles and they are cute and versatile." They when I was watching Insecure, I said, "Now, how many styles are we going to get out of this?" I am loving it. They always had her hair done so well. And it was it was so many to choose from it. And that's And then her stylist is the one that came out with the the the It started with the F. It was a new type of detangler brush that flexed. Her stylist came out with that. Then I know other people have models now, but I really feel like I didn't see it until her stylist did it. She did every episode. DG y'all. Off topic. Off topic. But we're here to talk. The dude that Issa Ray cheated with and Insecure. I keep hearing about this show Nemesis and he's in it. Are y'all watching Nemesis on Netflix? And is it as good as I'm hearing it's supposed to be? Six Degrees of Separation and all? Let me know. Anybody watching Nemesis on Netflix? And as y'all answer that, I finally watched the documentary The Crash, and that did keep coming up on my algorithm, too. Um, with that girl that basically she survived, but her boyfriend and the friend in the back died. that, you know, her daddy got um I think he got fired from the school, not just put on suspended leave or whatever. I think he got fired from what he said in that documentary cuz he was a teacher and like you got to go based on the statements you made in this documentary. You have to go. And I couldn't believe the impact statement or whatever her mom did when it was time for her daughter to be sent. The judge got in that behind on that mama. She was like, "So, are you saying that since what did she say? Since she hadn't known them that long, they deserve to die." She was in that and the mom was like, "No, no, that's not what I'm saying." But she was totally writing off them people's lives. And I'm going tell you, my opinion is the girl did do it on purpose. She She did. But when they pulled up that EDR data and that the black box of the car and it was like 100% on the gas never let up off the gas brake was never engaged. Emergency brake never engaged. And at one point apparently it was put in neutral which they believe that's when the boyfriend or um I think his name was DaVon who was sitting in the back tried to you know stop her once they realized what she was doing. And then she tried to say she blacked out blah blah blah. They showed her going through this S-curve all nice and controlled. She gets to that stop sign where you have to turn left or right or she's heading on the straightaway and that's when she speeds up to the 100 miles per hour. I'm sorry. Nobody's believing you that you didn't try to do that except her friend. Her friend was ride or die. But I'mma tell you what friend, you're delusional and that girl did that on purpose. So sorry. So sorry. U Deita. Oh DJ said he was fine. Fine. Yes, he he he I his name was Daniel on Insecure. I thought he was a good-looking person myself. Professor said that show Nemesis is great. I can't wait for the second season. Okay. Okay. I I am curious. I am curious about it. Now that I know I need to know at least one person that was in it and now that I realize he's in it, I I can give it a couple episodes a chance to see. Wow. said, "Treny, my hair is natural." I went to three different natural accredited people and girl, they said, "You don't need my help. Your hair is what some people pay us to do. I figured that's what I figured. But that also means you got to find somebody that can do faux locs then because the girls that have your type of hair are still getting faux locs. So you just need to find the right person. My cows. But I figured when you said they were like it was too soft. I'm like Crystal said I'm in Ohio. And yes, in my opinion she deliberately caused that crash. She did. And the stuff she was posting after they died while she was alive. Oh, and then the way that the um the family of the boyfriend she she killed she was found guilty of she's serving life but can be on parole after 15 years. But um the the the family the I think it was his older sister and her and and her husband, they were sitting on her side of the courtroom at first because they were like it was just a freak accident until they started seeing what that prosecutor put together. And I I can't remember if DaVon's adopted parents um also sat over on that side first, but once they started seeing what that prosecution put out, that was like Gwen said. Okay. Nemesis is a great series. Okay. Hey, Leia's grandma. Is that his name? Elon Noel. Is that the guy's name? Like uh I'm calling him Daniel from Insecure. Is that his name? Let me see. Or is that I don't know if that's her. Let me Oh, yep. It is. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Okay. He looks like he plays a good bad guy. Somebody said somebody said when Issa uh didn't stay with him, he went to be a bad guy on Nemesis. Like it's a story arc. [laughter] I thought that was funny. Okay. Mhm. But yep, I will give it a chance. What do y'all think about the other guy that's on the cover? Because it's two of them on the cover. What do y'all think about his I guess his co-star? Oh, yeah. It was very toxic. It was Oh, you Oh, wait. I'm sorry. We're going back to the girl that that actually killed her boyfriend and the friend in the back. And then the poor adoptive parents was like, they were like, Davon didn't even do anything to her. She was not in a relationship with DaVon. Why did she let him get in the car? Why didn't you let him get out? Like, how do how did you you just took another life? She shouldn't have taken any lives. But they were like, he didn't even have a role to play in this whole toxic relationship relationship. She was very aggressive. They had recorded her interactions with him or he had recorded on his phone the stuff she was threatening him with and stuff like that. And she was the aggressor. She definitely was. And it sucks because it was only a matter of time based on the stuff that they found in her phone and his phone later. And that sucks. That really really sucks. I I don't know if it was just the fact that she was that possessive or because he had money and she was possessive. But either way, she definitely cuz his friend said that he was about to break up with her. And of course, she probably got wind of it or something and she did what she did. And that's crazy that she lived the way that car was. She probably was trying to take all three of them out. But I'm I'm glad she has to live with this and stay in prison. I sure am. And I hope she does not get parole after 15 years. I really hope she does not. But yeah, she was just a a vain conceited surface level now murderer too. She's all those things. But I I had kept seeing her trial. Didn't realize now. Oh, and they said she was terrorizing the teachers at the school. Her parents would keep making excuses for her. She would not get in any type of trouble. No disciplinary actions. And the way that they interviewed their mom and that dad and seeing the mom do that whole thing and her sentencing, I was like, "Yeah, I think they got it right. That's exactly how her parents were." Her mom totally disregarded that people died. And since it's a trial footage, we might look at it. We might watch that mom just so y'all can see how that mom was. But yeah, the dad lost his job. Of course, he thinks it was wrongfully. And he says Netflix or the documentary people edited him poorly. Like he said he gave more way more context on some things. But I'll tell you this, after watching how his daughter was able to terrorize people, I don't think any context he did add was going to help him. Just be on that documentary. So sorry. He was he was going to get fired. That's what was going to happen. Just seeing who they raised. And then she was she was kind of independent early. They didn't discipline her. They knew she was they knew she was doing a lot of stuff. Then they let her move in with the boyfriend while she was still in high school. Oh, and [clears throat] they're they're trying to fight it and appeal it. The parents are because they're like they didn't take into account these text messages and all this. And she chose a bench trial over a jury trial, which I thought was interesting. So, the judge decided the verdict, not a jury, um, per the defendant's choice. I thought that was very, very interesting on that. Um, cuz she may have been able to get a maybe not unanimous guilty possibly had she done the jury thing. So, I was just I was like, how how sure was your attorney to do the bench trial? Crystal said, "The mom has issues. I can see why her daughter has issues. No accountability." None. None. It's wild. And every time the parents were given a chance to say something, they they almost always said some ignorant stuff. Her parents, the other parents, they even when they were asked about like some things about her, they took the high road, which I'm not able I wouldn't be able to do it. The big sister, the little sister, she wasn't able to do it. uh DaVon's little sister, she um but yeah, the parents I don't know how they did it. I don't know, but they they tried. They tried. They were really there sympathizing with that girl till they found out what really happened. Matthew Law is the other character. He's great as well. He's also on he's on Abbott. I got to look at that Netflix cover again. I'm about to Google him. Hold on. Let me see. Hold on. Oh, I must not have watched this season of Abbott yet cuz I don't recognize this man. [laughter] Kiki Palmer. I don't know this man, but I will I that that means I'm very behind on Abbott. Okay. All right. But yep, I will watch it. I'll check out Nemesis, House of the Dragon. And I got I I I think it's already out. I probably got to catch up on that. Then the one that's the prequel or whatever somewhere in the middle of House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones. I was supposed to be watching that at some point. It's going to be I'm going be years behind at this point. Then we got Abbott. I want I do want to check out Nemesis. I do keep hearing about it and y'all are validating that it's it's worth giving it a chance. And I feel like there's something Oh, Handmaid's Tail. I haven't watched the final season because I hear they done came out with another they came out with a spin-off where Jo is Joan I think her name the main character her daughter has grown up and it's focused on her daughter. I I I am behind. Okay. They are superb actors. Okay. He does look like Shamar more wow that when I looked at I was like did Shamar change his name? [laughter] Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, that's okay. Yeah, he does look like he he like they're related at minimum. Okay. But yeah, I'll check it out. I will cuz I don't care how like dark things get, I still can watch most of it. So, even if it gets like really either bloody, gory, I can do it as long as it's not meant to be horror. So, for instance, Walking Dead is gor gory, but for me it's not horror. If it's meant to do too much and be a actual like a movie that is scary, I don't I cannot do those. I will have nightmares. But stuff that's just gory for the sake of a lot of blood and stuff around and guts, I can I can usually do that. Like I can't do Saw. See, that one's gory, but in a totally different way. I cannot watch Saw. I don't understand how I messed up and watched the first one. Same with Hostile. I don't know what I thought Hostile was, but it was that was just torture on screen. Shamar's on Young and the Restless and he was on that um that little cop show. Not little, but you know what I mean. He was on he was on the detective or cop show too for a long time. It's not that dark. It's a watered down version. Oh, okay. And that and 50 Cent series wasn't that dark to me either. So, okay. It's not Tyler Perry, is it? Tyler Perry ain't got nothing to do with this, does he? cuz I can't take his drama seriously. [laughter] I can't. The movie is God is God. Wait, hold on. Is Is it God Is or Hold on. Is God Is Let me see. Okay. Is God Is okay. Is an excellent movie. Okay. All right. That looks sad. The screenshots on that one look real sad. The me [laughter] looking real It's gonna be a long time. I gotta be in a certain mood for sad. [laughter] But okay. I did hear that name floating around, too, though. Okay. Okay. Not at all. I can't take Tyler Perry movies serious. [laughter] Okay, good. I'm glad he's not connected to it because I can't I can't do it. Everything Tyler Perry does, even if it's a drama, is a comedy to me. I'm like, is this not supposed to be funny? [laughter] Um, the one though, Guilty Pleasure, and I haven't I don't I don't know if I still have a subscription to even watch it. Cheesy cheesy guilty pleasure is the one that Eva is on. Is it King's Men or Queens Men? I have watched that. No one going in is fully corny and cheesy, but I still I do. I still be I watched it for a long while. But I didn't take it seriously though. Could not. Not not at all. The plot was crazy. Some It just be funny when they make people invincible like with no reason on how this came to be and how I don't know. It's it's it's funny to me. I'm watching it because I'm just enjoying it for the cheesiness. It's like how I used to watch are they called D movies? Like just you know it's gonna be cheesy but you still watching it anyway. Hey Gina, how are you? Okay, I think that's it. I think that's it. I I had fun. I did. I had fun. So, if you go back, it's all Elsa in the beginning. I did not bait and switch anybody. Then we got on to hair and then we started talking about shows or whatever. So, just so you know, it's Elsat in the beginning. I'mma go ahead and get the timestamps to section it off for people so they can go straight to what they want to go to. But, all right, y'all. I will see y'all soon. Members, I'm I'm traveling this weekend. [clears throat] But I will see y'all. I will. And yeah, we'll get back to regularly scheduled program. Oh, one more thing. Elsa did also help me elevate my content. I'm I'm adding more to when we do body cams. And it's not purely only reaction. It's a little more information in there sometimes now. and how when I do some of these articles I like to read um it's a couple more things I've added in there because of being able to study for the LSAT and just getting focused on prepping for hopefully law school one day. So that did help too. So it was a bit side benefit. But okay y'all I will see y'all later. Thank you for stopping in chilling. All right. Bye.