It took me 7 minutes but I got it right. I have no idea how I'm going to be able to speed this shit up.

This is not relevant but I keep calling JY "JWOW" and I think it's why I'm getting questions right.

FINALLY 5/5 THANK YOU GOD

FINALLY GETTING THESE! My advice to everyone who got most of the questions in the beginning of this lesson wrong, GO TO SLEEP! Granted, I had LSAT question nightmares all night... somehow those nightmares helped me. I have a much clearer head today and these difficult questions actually don't seem that difficult anymore. Don't overthink. We've got this people.

I was doing so well until I got to these damn questions.

I THOUGHT WE WERE SUPPOSED TO IGNORE THE ONLY IFS JYYYYY

I chose B because I thought "much" in D and E wasn't good enough. Okay, much less, how much is much less? Is it so much less that it weakens the argument? It's not clear enough to me. Clearly I'm overthinking it but this is confusing me from past lessons where we did not want to assume how much much is.

I'm just waiting for the day I answer one of these high priority questions right.

Ah. I thought it was 52% of the almost half... not of the entire survey pool.

Ugh way too cocky and tried for timing on this one. Bit me where it hurts.

Reminder that we are allowed scratch paper and pencil during the multiple choice part of the exam! I've found that answering these questions by writing on paper rather than using the highlights in the drills has helped me and more closely simulates the exam. Recommend trying it out :)

Looking back at this, of COURSE it's D! Thank you for these explanations they are so helpful. I'm worried about timing but I'm confident that with time (lol) that I'll get faster at finding the answer.

I wish that these drills kept the highlights from the previous questions.

I just figured out why my index finger hurts...