Lol, a great way to ensure that assumptions are checked twice. Also found the subtle insertion of "home argument-wreckers" hilarious and memorable enough to note.
wait! so we spent time making assumptions but in the end of this lesson, you tell us don't make assumptions. Can you explain this a bit more? Im confused.
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Lol JY. you're too funny. do not assume people!
this anecdote really brought light to why the LSAT writers are so big on technicality!
My screen froze when watching that clip, I am in a public coffee shop
Lol, a great way to ensure that assumptions are checked twice. Also found the subtle insertion of "
homeargument-wreckers" hilarious and memorable enough to note.Loved this lol. Thanks for the treat!
When you assume you make and ass out of "u" and "me"
Well, what's umption got to say about all this then?
Had the volume turned up and my mom said “that’s what your studying” lol
love this! haha
Wait, I'm easily distracted and want to take a study break to go watch this...what's the name of this movie? lol
Haha
wow! good point!
this was very clear, thanks for the lols too
this was an amazing example
now looks more clear the topic of arguments, thank you
goated reference...
Damn lawyers gotta be on point with everything they do, high stakes for sure.
wait! so we spent time making assumptions but in the end of this lesson, you tell us don't make assumptions. Can you explain this a bit more? Im confused.
lol love this
so assumptions are not written in arguments on the LSAT, we just have to make sure not to make them? I am confused.
The video was a great touch. I love it!
someone shoulda told me studying for the lsat would include Samuel L. Jackson references
gotta love slj
I never knew prenups could backfire. Well now I know better.
hahaha this is funny though