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So we are continuing our slog through the opinions that came out at the end of the term.

I think we are nearing the end of the ones we think are worth talking about.

I think so.

So if there are things you really want us to cover after this episode is over, get at

least five of the people to all write in and request the same episode and maybe will listen.

Is that like the cert standard for getting us to take up a case?

Five listeners. Well, they don't get votes. I think the search standard is, like, you know,

it's automatic. You and I have to agree to do it. Well, fair. But I mean, if a thousand

listeners wanted us to do a case, we would probably do it, right? Would you feel some

compulsion in that situation? I feel some compulsion of five.

If a thousand listeners wanted to do as a case that we wanted us to do a case that we were not otherwise doing,

there probably would be some very good reason.

So I just not sure what to make of that.

We would have made some bad choice in not covering that case.

Yeah.

Okay.

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