But I mean, I got lucky and but she was as she could be making

She's a million dollar attorney if she was in private practice, but she likes doing what she's doing her her husband is in private practice. She doesn't need the money

And she's she was she

fucking saved my life man. Yeah. Like I said I worked with quite a few really good

and there's there's actually some good dAs but they almost always

leave yeah they go they go they work for a while they get the trials and then they

let go out and they do and they're easy to deal with because they know they're

going to be on the other side eventually and they're reasonable.

But I just saw a lot of that crazy stuff in the workroom. I'll tell you a funny story because she told me that that great story about a good one.

I had a guy. He was a really about a good one. I had a guy.

He was a really, really good lawyer.

Super eccentric.

And he was a PD, and he brought slippers in a robe,

and he kept it in his office. And he left court he would put those on just because he liked to screw with people

Like his office he had slippers he would walk around the whole of the rest of the building he was just a hilarious dude and and I and I've and he had this goal in life when you

ask him what was his goal his goal was to get as many government pensions as he could he

had like three he was working on that was his entire deal but he not only was a really good lawyer but he did not

care one bit about what happened and you know as a criminal defense lawyer and

I did also plaintiffs work on the civil side you get grievances all the time.

I mean these people want to try to blame their problem on me and it is ridiculous and

as a criminal defense lawyer same kind of thing especially a PD, because they know that they can just file this stuff.

And most of the time, it goes nowhere.

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