Me initially in the middle of reading the stim not realizing where we were going with this: Oh very cool the kids made a connection with what they learned earlier in the day
I have never laughed as much while studying for the LSAT as I have laughed from these videos. Thank you for making this such an enjoyable process and for being silly while teaching us :)
If I get the question wrong I watch the video, but if I get it right & I still have a question about the stimulus or a question about a specific answer choice I'll find the part in the summary that mentions it and read it. That answers my question 95% of the time & is often faster than skipping through the entire video for just a single piece of information.
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"Dumbasses" LMAO
Made my night lol
He really said F*ck them kids
ahhahahha
"dumbasses" got me, im dying
"Dumbasses" through me off lmfaoo I'm creasing
Calling the children dumbasses at 1:34 threw me sooo off guard omg
instantly flew to comment section lmfao
@pmartinez95 100% first time he's actually gotten me to laugh out loud
me: haha lol kids are so silly
jy: fuck them kids
someone needs to make a JY funniest moments compilation.. "dumbasses" was hilarious
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Me initially in the middle of reading the stim not realizing where we were going with this: Oh very cool the kids made a connection with what they learned earlier in the day
JY at 1:34: Dumbasses.
Me:
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The dedication this took to make this.
@coachzrussell pls tell me you copied and pasted this?
“Dumbasses” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣cracked me up couldn’t focus after that🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It lightened my mood lol
"Dumbasses"
he's right, you know
@RyanAlexander I heard dumbasses and headed straight to the comment section LOL
@JeromedoesLSATPREP me too LOL
LOLL name callin em made me laugh sm
bro called the kids dumb asses... i love it here. 😂😂
I watched this video solely to hear him say "dumbasses" because I read the comments first lollll
WOW did he just say "dumbasses?" lolololol im crying from laughing
@MissProsecutor Picasso
I have never laughed as much while studying for the LSAT as I have laughed from these videos. Thank you for making this such an enjoyable process and for being silly while teaching us :)
"dumbasses"
that caught me off guard lmao
Bro I'm dying why did he say that hahaha
Someone throw in the timestamp of when he says it cause I wanna seeee
@Super_Cookie 1:30-1:36
I enjoyed that laughter
and the comments make it better.
Does everyone watch the lessons and read what is underneath every time? literally did not realize it was not a word by word summary....
If I get the question wrong I watch the video, but if I get it right & I still have a question about the stimulus or a question about a specific answer choice I'll find the part in the summary that mentions it and read it. That answers my question 95% of the time & is often faster than skipping through the entire video for just a single piece of information.
Seconded!
The way I framed this principle before looking at the answer choices reflects a sort of sufficient/necessary relationship which the children mixed up.
The children performed a verb (walking up and down stairs) while being told a noun (stairs). Verb-->Noun.
The children said a Noun (stairs) when they saw a verb (walking up a down ladder). Noun-->Verb.
Mixing up sufficient/necessary starts at a young age apparently.
no wonder it is the oldest mistake in the book...
Felt that dumbass in my soul as a current teacher
@MJimenez7094 im cryin lmao
@Christuck.r literally
Wait... stairs on not ladders... come on now... 120 here I come!