How many trials have you been a part of

you need stones to be a litigator, not overly the top like anything in life

but you cant lay down,

pick your avenues of approach

Sure, but that's not being a prick

true but definition of that is subjective these days

this guy doesnt have stones to do it I dont think

too academic

needs to be transactional law

My dad has tried over 800 cases in the state and won a good majority

I've watched a lot of them growing up

no one in my fam has been a lawter

lawyer

mostly CEOs, some medical types

general officers etc

we all do mil prior to business and most retire as colonel or above and all are rangers

40 year career, its easy. I've been a performer for a while so I'm also aware of what people respond to

Ahhh

https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/882438606270410752

I come from a family of fuckups

the replies are great

just been around law for like 2BN busines deal

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I really appreciate the legal mindset and took some courses but doing grad school for biz

I really wish in another life I had done law and or Ag Business undergrad

It's not for most, honestly law is for crazy people

idgaf about the people i appreciate the legal nuance to it so maybe I would be best at either business law, oil or constitutional law

I appreciate law no doubt and I use them in my own life

but in reality, that ship has sailed

but I get lawyers are a dime a dozen

good ones are like contractors, keep them close.

It's a choice to basically get really good at passing kidney stones

The legal world is for a damned few

I know some dudes who suck and I know a few that bill 1000K+ an hour

so

subjective is reality

Sure

another reason I want to flex into my own Hedge fund one day and just hire what I need and fuck everyone else

and get drunk and drive my new Case Tractor into a ditch for fun

I legit would do ag economics doing it over again

ag econ is so interesting