Welcome back to Hashtag Sisters in Law with Jill Wine Banks, Joyce Vance, Kimberly

at Canstorre and me, Bart McQuade.

Today we'll preview the cases coming before the Supreme Court when its new term starts.

We'll discuss the dark art of gerrymandering and we'll analyze the arbitrator's decision

to strike down Donald Trump's non-disclosure agreement with Amarosa.

As always we look forward to answering some of your questions at the end of the show.

Well sisters, great to have everybody back.

I know we've had some days without.

I've been thinking about pet peeves.

I've got one and I don't know if any of you have noticed this.

But it seems like people are dropping the tea in the middle of words.

I hear this especially among young people.

Maybe it's because I'm around people.

I've got teenagers.

I am around college students and law students.

But I've even heard of some people in the media.

The word important has become important or button has become button.

The other day I was at an event at my daughter's school and I heard someone greet a man named

Mr. Sutton by saying, hello Mr. Sutton.

What's going on?

Does anybody, somebody needs to get to the bottom of this.

Has anybody heard this?

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