I recommend "Testify." It's what I play in the car if I ever give a lift to one of the state's witnesses...AreJay711 wrote:Cool. You do what you're comfortable with.Anonymous User wrote:
In addition, another problem arose regarding my use this summer, as I am going to be living with one of the other clerks this summer to save money.... So, I imagine that individual has zero reason NOT to tell my firm that I partake (dog eat dog world). But hey, I wouldn't blame him.
Thus, looks like I'll do what the rest of the corporate legal big-wigs in training do... drink copious amounts of alcohol this summer.
Cheers,
OP
But no one likes a snitch bitch, so I wouldn't worry about the other clerk. Just play any random Scarface song when yall are moving in and lock eyes. He'll get it.
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smallfirmassociate wrote:
I recommend "Testify." It's what I play in the car if I ever give a lift to one of the state's witnesses...
OP, your roommate would look really bad to the firm too.
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