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So just to yes or no, you still do not have a plan.

I have concepts of a plan.

That is a damning, that is a damning non-answer.

I'm not trying to make it about myself, Your Honor.

I'm just trying to show his bias toward the defendant.

Just don't make it about yourself.

Something simple as a crack pipe or used crack pipe.

The rules were that you got going to fact check.

Hello and welcome to opening arguments.

This is episode 184.

I'm Thomas Smith.

That over there is Real Live attorney.

Matt Cameron, how you doing, Matt?

Hey, I've been playing a lot of the new Dragon Age game.

It's pretty good.

I don't know if there's much else going on right now, but that's been nice. You know, it's probably a good idea. There's burnout and there's burnout.

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