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Hi, everyone. This is Norma.

And this is Priscilla.

And you're listening to you.

It's the mystery for me.

It's the mystery for me. It's Tuesday again and Norma's hosting again.

I got caught up doing like this pro bono assignment for work and stuff.

But I love doing pro bono projects just because I think that people,

I don't know, the clients I work with are all pro bono clients.

They're just so incredibly grateful.

You're making a real difference in their lives.

And it's not to say like I can't make a difference with like the corporate stuff, right?

But it's just like you see the

immediate impact if that makes sense, right? So I was working on an expungement case, which means

that basically your criminal record would be wiped depending on the type of felony, okay? Because

like if it's something involving like violence against children,

like that's a no-go, right? But every state has different laws related to expungement. So the state I was

working in, they had very, I feel like very like flexible laws. But in doing the actual like expungement part, I had to read up a lot on the law to figure out what was needed.

No.

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