Hankins Discussion - Lies?

[wes]

Funny you have been here longer than me but I have blue stars and a NPC win who gave up and who accomplished something in bodybuilding?

Cook has moved heavier iron than you could ever even dream about moving.

[bhank]

The $4000 trike only keeps his interest for a couple of weeks, now he needs a whole new flight of fancy. Sad for the innocents around him, Sounds like his wife, encouraging him

Dude really weird how is lifting weights or riding a trike or competing in a bodybuilding show or studying for an exam mutually exclusive in your pea size brain? You can do more than one fucking thing

[bhank]

You’re lifting weights now too?

So you’re weight training, working and riding the trike?

And studying for an exam and a million other things you can do more than one thing

[38 returns]

And studying for an exam and a million other things you can do more than one thing

in fairness Brian has to clear the shit out of Spencers cage too

[bhank]

in fairness Brian has to clear the shit out of Spencers cage too

Dude you are so cool you can come online and say nasty things about children. Seek help

[Dokey111]

A Three Stooges fan I see......love `em !! 

Hate to burst your bubble but that never appeared in any Stooges episode 

[38 returns]

Dude you are so cool you can come online and say nasty things about children. Seek help

thanks Brian

but its only your mongoloid I say stuff about because he is your offspring so therefore a waste of life like you and his grandad.

[GymnJuice]

Lucky for me a lawyer doesn't need to get hired by a law firm. You can literally just stick a sign in front of your house and you have your own business. Someone with some funds might even be smart enough to buy a house across from the courts with a home office on a visible corner lot. Tell the other lawyers in town you will take the shitty cases they don't want and you will never run out of clients.

Again, I am not a lawyer, but I think you should ask someone in the know about this plan. I think it's a real grind to build a practice from the ground up. I've overheard some things, so this is just secondhand info from in laws. They take cases that have low chances for success and only get paid if they win. They have to trudge their way through wills and business filings to build up their client base and keep the lights on. After years of that they can break even. You should ask if that's still feasible in 5 years or if AI will put a dent into any of that strategy.

And what type of a person will hire a lawyer because they saw their sign across from the courthouse? You should consider the types of clients you will get as a newbie lawyer and if you will enjoy interacting with those people. Hanky I think you can pass the tests and get through the school if you are as book smart as you claim. But there's more to being a successful lawyer than intelligence. You have to network and you need social skills.

[oldtimer1]

Again, I am not a lawyer, but I think you should ask someone in the know about this plan. I think it's a real grind to build a practice from the ground up. I've overheard some things, so this is just secondhand info from in laws. They take cases that have low chances for success and only get paid if they win. They have to trudge their way through wills and business filings to build up their client base and keep the lights on. After years of that they can break even. You should ask if that's still feasible in 5 years or if AI will put a dent into any of that strategy.

And what type of a person will hire a lawyer because they saw their sign across from the courthouse? You should consider the types of clients you will get as a newbie lawyer and if you will enjoy interacting with those people. Hanky I think you can pass the tests and get through the school if you are as book smart as you claim. But there's more to being a successful lawyer than intelligence. You have to network and you need social skills.

A general practice attorney is lucky if he makes 90K.  The guy doing house closings, wills and drunk drivers in municipal court isn't making that much.  Plus he has to work night municipal court hours.

Lawyers that are certified trial lawyers and work law suits and specialist lawyers are making a mint.

[joswift]

Bhank apperas to have absentmindedly omitted a couple of pertinent facts on top of the 'real effort' and 'grinding' to explain any before&after difference:

https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=681755.150

so its a pic only 3.5 years old and hes natty , fuck hes still not made any improvements now hes juiced to the fucking gills

[webstar]

And studying for an exam and a million other things you can do more than one thing

how much time do you spend studying? how many monitors do you use?

[Grape Ape]

A general practice attorney is lucky if he makes 90K.  The guy doing house closings, wills and drunk drivers in municipal court isn't making that much.  Plus he has to work night municipal court hours.

Lawyers that are certified trial lawyers and work law suits and specialist lawyers are making a mint.

I'm not sure about your closings argument.

Guy I graduated college with went into law specializing in closings.  At one point, he was doing 20-30 a week at only $500 a pop.  It translated to easily over 500k per year, and that was the early 2000s.

Obviously it's market/economy dependent, but still.

All fun discussion, but he's not going to be a lawyer.

[Lartinos]

Again, I am not a lawyer, but I think you should ask someone in the know about this plan. I think it's a real grind to build a practice from the ground up. I've overheard some things, so this is just secondhand info from in laws. They take cases that have low chances for success and only get paid if they win. They have to trudge their way through wills and business filings to build up their client base and keep the lights on. After years of that they can break even. You should ask if that's still feasible in 5 years or if AI will put a dent into any of that strategy.

And what type of a person will hire a lawyer because they saw their sign across from the courthouse? You should consider the types of clients you will get as a newbie lawyer and if you will enjoy interacting with those people. Hanky I think you can pass the tests and get through the school if you are as book smart as you claim. But there's more to being a successful lawyer than intelligence. You have to network and you need social skills.

If you’re a Lawyer Bhank you’ll actually have to follow laws. You will be disbarred if that’s how you think you will get clients as those cases may be shady.
“ Business Permits and Zoning Laws: Operating a business from home may require specific permits and must comply with local zoning laws. Not all residential areas allow commercial activities.”

[joswift]

If you’re a Lawyer Bhank you’ll actually have to follow laws. You will disbarred if that’s how you think you will get clients as those cases may be shady.
“ Business Permits and Zoning Laws: Operating a business from home may require specific permits and must comply with local zoning laws. Not all residential areas allow commercial activities.”

can lawyers be potheads?

[Raymondo]

can lawyers be potheads?

A fair few are cokeheads and alkies.

[Dave D]

Bhank apperas to have absentmindedly omitted a couple of pertinent facts on top of the 'real effort' and 'grinding' to explain any before&after difference:

https://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?topic=681755.150

This is hilarious. Bi-an has been grinding away at cardio off and on for years….

[joswift]

poor Brian, I wonder if he tells the guy he has full coverage

[IroNat]

Lucky for me a lawyer doesn't need to get hired by a law firm. You can literally just stick a sign in front of your house and you have your own business. Someone with some funds might even be smart enough to buy a house across from the courts with a home office on a visible corner lot. Tell the other lawyers in town you will take the shitty cases they don't want and you will never run out of clients.

Bhanky,
You don't need an office.
You could do your lawyering from your tricycle like Matthew McConnohay did from his limo in the Lincoln Lawyer.

[bhank]

can lawyers be potheads?

Absolutely it is legal almost everywhere in America

[joswift]

Absolutely it is legal almost everywhere in America

Nope, 24 states for recreational and 38 out of 50 for medicinal use.

In no ones language that is "almost everywhere"

[bhank]

Nope, 24 states for recreational and 38 out of 50 for medicinal use.

In no ones language that is "almost everywhere"

Whatever the farm bill has DeFacto legalized it in the entire country. THC derived from Hemp is legal everywhere.

[joswift]

Whatever the farm bill has DeFacto legalized it in the entire country. THC derived from Hemp is legal everywhere.

semantics Brian, stop telling lies now you are wrong again
https://disa.com/marijuana-legality-by-state

[bhank]

semantics Brian, stop telling lies now you are wrong again
https://disa.com/marijuana-legality-by-state

Dude you think California and Idaho have the same populations? Marijuana is legal for most Americans. THC from Hemp is legal for all Americans. Why do you think you can google something you never looked into in a Country you don't live and tell me about it when I have been actively following it for 20 years?

[joswift]

Dude you think California and Idaho have the same populations? Marijuana is legal for most Americans. THC from Hemp is legal for all Americans. Why do you think you can google something you never looked into in a Country you don't live and tell me about it when I have been actively following it for 20 years?

Thats not what you said is it?

Absolutely it is legal almost everywhere in America

Changing the goal posts doesnt make you right.
This is exactly why people despise you

[Raymondo]

Thats not what you said is it?
Changing the goal posts doesnt make you right.
This is exactly why people despise you

Imagine a room for a full of lawyers, Hanky trying to pull something like that.

One thing about the law, facts matter.