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Phoebe wasn't planning on law school. She was working in entertainment in LA when a friend half-jokingly suggested they study for the LSAT together. She took a diagnostic, scored a 163, and was hooked. Four months later, she sat for the real thing and walked away with a 173. In this episode, she breaks down how a screenwriter's brain took to the LSAT, the study habits that actually moved her score, why she resisted the wrong answer journal at first (and why that was a mistake), and how to find the "LSAT thought" even if it doesn't come naturally. Plus: how AI's collision with copyright law pulled her toward law school in the first place.