Greetings, Parish Orpins and Retrogrades. On this show, there's a firm commitment to bringing you

the occasional white pill, not just a series of black jelly beans. Most people don't like

licorice, and they get sick of the black pills. We're beset on all sides by ostensible black pills. And yet there's been good

legal news over the last 12 months. And the best fresh legal news breaking from my home

state, California, is the case of Department DFEH versus Tastries Bakery, which turned out

in favor of a Christian baker who won over whatever you want to call it, Globo-H, as we call it,

on Rules for Retrogrades.

One of those attorneys is my personal friend

paul jana of lemandry and jonah and you're with me today paul congratulations let's talk about

this case a little bit thanks tim thanks for having me it's always good yeah yeah yeah i love seeing you man

oh i appreciate you having me so yeah there's every now and then there's good news out of california we It's always good. Yeah. Yeah. I love seeing you, man.

I appreciate you having me.

So, yeah, there's every now and then there's good news out of California.

This was a case that we handled for about four years, actually.

So there's a lot to say, but I'll, you know, but thank God it ended in our client's favor.

Well, it's one of these things where it's a major victory.

I feel kind of like I'm talking to Harrison Butker after the Super Bowl or something.

First of all, I do just want to say, congratulations.

That's a great sum of money that you guys help to get for your client.

You know, over 3.6 mill is the sum. And it's, it's well deserved because folks don't understand what a long slog a four-year legal battle is. They don't understand what

it does to the mind, to the heart, to the intestines, right? It takes intestinal fortitude to go

through that. And it requires it for the client and for you and

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