Is it's recording?

Is it recording? Yes?

Yeah, it's good.

Okay, good.

Yeah, we always have these things where it hits three hours and like,

God damn it.

We can't, you know.

At least you don't have a 30 or 60 minute show.

They have to put your commercials in the middle and everything.

By the way, I'll give a plug for Legal Zoom that when I first came to California it took me two days in a law library to get up to speed so I could write my will and I was glad to see that there's still a discount with Rogin because that's my project this month is to

redo my will and you know I've known about legal Zoom for a long time and it's a

really good group. That's another thing that I think the internet sort of made a

lot easier finding out what what your rights are, finding out how

the law applies.

Lawyers mainly know how to use the library and have their secretaries type up all these things

you know because they got go-bys and so legal

Zoom can take care of probably 95% of all your stuff. How did you go from being a

lawyer to running a computer company? Well I was practicing law in Houston, and we had primarily a business law.

My partner and I owned a title insurance company and we were doing, you was in the heyday in Houston

when the savings and loan thing was going on.

But one day our main client came in and he had a big construction company and he wanted

to sue one of his subcontractors and you know I looked at all things I said well

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