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This is the second episode of a two-part series. I don't care how much real housewives you've watched,

you're gonna be lost if you don't go back and listen to part one.

Sachi, if you had any type of political influence,

how would you use that to your advantage?

I mean, I feel like you know I would only use it for evil.

Well, I actually don't know how this would work, but I think the only like

kind of illegal thing I would want would be an unlimited tap card for me to take the bus or

subway. Just so I never have to think about it.

Are you a turnstile jumper?

Well, if I could, I would, but we can't jump those in Toronto. It's like those doors.

Oh, yeah, they're like bricks, I forgot.

I could imagine you suddenly becoming very spray and jumping over a turnstile and surprising me.

Well, as we discussed last episode, Tom Girardy started his career off emulating his

Jew-Gooder Hero, Perry Mason. But as he gained success, he also gained a lot of power and political

influence. Power and influence that he didn't exactly use for good.

It's 2018 and a lawyer named Jay Edelson is at a Morton stake house in Los Angeles.

He's in his 40s with a bit of a baby face which he sometimes covers up with trendy glasses and

stubble. He's flown here from Chicago for a meeting with one of his heroes, Tom Girardy,

a powerhouse in the legal field and an inspiration to Jay. But after Jay gets seated,

he starts feeling like something is off with Tom. We actually talked to Jay for this episode

and here's how he described this moment. It really felt like out of like a bad mafia movie where

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