Welcome to the Judge John Hodgman podcast. I'm Bale of Jesse Thorn. This week, Marshall

Law. Rodrigo brings the case against his friend and Jiu-Jitsu classmate Matthew. Rodrigo

claims Matthew has avoided taking the no-gee classes at their Jiu-Jitsu studio and needs

to start challenging himself in his practice. Matthew says he's tried the classes but can't

spend all his free time practicing. His Matthew wimping out, only one man can decide.

These rise as Judge John Hodgman enters the courtroom.

You swing to your left, then you swing to your right. This new dance, people. It's pure

dynamite. Every step is poetry and motion. Let the rhythm take your devotion. So when you

feel like you want to fight, people, listen to me. Don't get up tight. This is all. This

is all you do. Bale of Jesse swear him in. Please rise and raise your right hands. Do

you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God

or whatever? I do. I do. You swear to abide by Judge John Hodgman's ruling, despite

the fact that his specialty is Bartitsu. I do. I do. Very well, Judge Hodgman. You may

be seated. Rodrigo and Matthew for an immediate summary judgment in one of your favours. Can

either of you name the piece of culture that I paraphrase as I entered the courtroom and

I will allow that barking dog in the backroom to vote as well. Rodrigo, no idea. Is it vision

quest? It's a vision quest. Matthew jumping in for the steel. No. I could not. I could not.

I could not complete. I could not complete the quote, which is a lyric to a song without

revealing the name of the song. This is all. This is all you do. Dance the Kung Fu. And

of course, you are familiar with Dance the Kung Fu. No. Oh, it's my favorite song. No. No.

Right. But I couldn't come out and just read the lyrics from Kung Fu fighting by Carl

Douglas because you would know it, right? Correct. Everybody was Kung Fu fighting. Those

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