You ready?

I was born ready. Welcome to advisory opinions. I'm Sarah Isger with David French and we will continue some of our

listener comments questions, potpourri from last episode, but I left you on a bit of

a cliffhanger for that high school quiz.

If the Supreme Court denies a petition for writ of certiorari,

it means that.

Okay, but we're actually not going to start with that.

But we will get to it.

First up, David, I just got back from a

glorious week in Texas the bluebonnets were out and so were all of the tickets

for the Taylor Swift in of court show that I went to totally sold out.

It was incredible, like words will describe it. So first of of all to all the AO listeners who came out

including an electrical engineer who drove from Austin a family with high school student and her best friend who drove down from the

woodlands. It was such a treat to meet you all and thanks for supporting the

Inn of Court and special thanks to the president of the National

in of court association judge Barbara Lynn who came down from Dallas and

awarded the Walker in of court with event of the year for last year's musical number but David this was

extraordinary and for people who are curious what it was like I guess my

expectations were off.

You had high expectations though. You had high expectations.

I did.

I guess I just thought it would be like sort of a can't be funny, law, high school musical style.

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