I got it right, but it took me a good min. Tbf I skipped over the LSAT Fundamentals and went straight to LR. Imma go over the fundamentals tomorrow and next week and then revisit LR. I think it will help me a lot with timing, lmk what you guys think because there is a good chance you are smarter than I.

Yo I was in hunt mode for that last five-star question but D did look mega spicy, thanks for helping me realize that there are implicit stems.

Yo can someone lmk how to use the pen on the screen? I mean I'll probably figure it out but assuming I can't because I'm big dumb can someone help me. Plz ;-;

Alright look the first go around it took some time (like 19 sec over) but that's because ya boi was analyzing all the answers. On the exam we don't doubt ourselves frfr

#Feedback. I feel like some of these are over-explained.

Is it really feasible to treat these like two MSS questions, considering the 1:26 time constraint?

Bro the blind review messed with me because I thought I got those questions wrong and picked different answer choices. Like fallacy much, I did get one wrong on both though and it was insightful.

Pausing this at 1.20* "I think you are doing that cucky thing where you only post half the question....

Circling C rage baited me so hard.

I feel like D has the potential to weaken the argument for sure.

I didn't feel like this question was hard bc I slept with a nightlight on when I was a kid (()) (())

Maybe it's just me but I don't see the point of J.Y. annotating the passage considering we won't have nearly enough time to do it ourselves.

Idk if a tutor will even see this but would AC (B) be a better choice if it said "An action is morally right even if it carries the risk of personal penalty."

#J.Y. Feedback.

You should have said 'never' in your original video, monkey.

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This passage just uses straight IRAC, and I didn't fucking see it.

#Feedback.

I have a huge problem with using the / rather than the classic negation symbol ~