Hello and welcome to episode 135 of the Thinking Elsat podcast in Washington, D.C DC I'm Ben Olson and with me in

Santa Barbara California is Nathan Fox. How's it going?

Dude it's awesome I Santa Barbara is just Paradise.

I don't know if you know that.

I'm here visiting a buddy of mine who lives here.

He's got the ocean view, walk down onto the beach is perfect weather it's just too it's too much

Santa Barbara is just way too nice so yeah that's good I did you pick him out to

record the show or what are you doing?

Dude, he's actually gone now.

He's on a business trip, so I'm just chilling in his house by myself.

Okay, so yeah, that's nice. I will apologize again though. It seems as if every time I visit my friends

there's always construction going on and there are some dudes doing some stuff next door so you might hear some banging around. Hopefully it won't be too bad I've tried to

sequester myself here in in the back bedroom so hopefully that be all right

yeah so today on the show we'll be discussing a PSA about a non-disclosed test.

Okay and apparently Google has messed up when you Google average salary for lawyers.

So we'll talk about that.

And then Nathan is going to give us a case study for the DC area when it comes to don't pay for law school.

So that sounds interesting.

Anything else?

I don't know that I'm going to give it to you.

I'm more going to ask you, Ben, I mean you know that I'm going to give it to you I'm more going to ask you

Ben I mean you know a lot more about that market but we just got this email

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