That’s what I typically think too. If they’ve got time to be leaving hate comments on a random video then they must not have much going on in their own lives 🤷‍♂️

Bro watch the segment immediately after that 😂 I immediately follow up by talking about being the exact opposite

Native American tribes have their own legal systems. If you want to practice law on a reservation or in an area close to a reservation, you will need to know how that system works and how it interacts with State, Local, and Federal legal systems. There are also numerous treaties between Native American tribes and other government entities. Being knowledgeable on these issues is required if you plan to work on/near a reservation or if you have a client who is working with a reservation, tribe, or someone with a tribal affiliation. The area of law covering all of these issues is colloquially referred to as Indian law. Some schools, like ASU, have entire programs and specialties focused on it.

@@Tex100 ofc thank you for the clarification. I am native. I really want to be come a tribal lawyer or judge in the future.

New playing cards are my favorite for this 😂 They just sound so good!! But it did take a while to be able to do it

Spot on!

This is typically easier to learn on plastic cards and you tend to get a better spring and shuffle sound when you use plastic. It can still be done on paper cards though. I primarily use Bicycle playing cards which are made of a few layers of cardboard and paper then brushed with an air-cushion finish. They feel like a good hybrid between paper and plastic and they're relatively cheap. My biggest concern with using fully paper cards is that they can get bent to the point of creasing if you are just learning. I recommend using cheap cards or getting used to the motion on plastic cards before you move onto fully paper cards. I saw you had multiple questions relating to this issue so hopefully this response answered all of them! If not, feel free to reach out again and I'll try to help a bit more. Best of luck learning!!

I don’t know if we have an exact equivalent but in English we have literature degrees, language degrees, anthropology degrees, and stuff like that. Most of our degrees tend to be more specialized and we take classes like those as electives. We do have humanities degrees and classics degrees which are fairly broad though! Glad your first semester went well!! Good luck with the rest of your schooling!

That's the real magic trick!!

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If you're taking an undergrad level law class then you'll learn about case law a bit in the class. It is basically the judge's opinions and explanation of court cases that they have before them. They explain how the law is applied, and what their thought process was in making the decision. If the laws are ambiguous, the case law tells us what is legal since it shows how courts interpret the law. The MPC and form contracts are just templates for laws and contracts. They're good examples to look at, but only if you're taking a class focused on criminal law or contract law respectively. Hope this helps explain it!!

Fair play

I just did an extra double lift to end the trick with the Like and Subscribe card

No problem!! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I've been called a devil before and it's always the best compliment 😂

Thank you!!

No problem!!

Keep practicing 😂

Paralegal is still a solid career. AI will impact the market a bit, but it may take a bit for firms to adapt. Thunderbird is a solid option, but I recommend looking into the requirements to advance in some firms. Unless you plan to move into management from being a paralegal, a master's in management might not be as effective as gaining more experience in the field. I don't know as much about the paralegal market as the lawyer market so I definitely recommend doing a bit of extra research. Ideally, talk to people in the industry to see what they think of a master's. A school will always tell you to get another degree, but an actual paralegal would likely know whether that's true.

Oh that’s Dave! If it’s your first time doing magic you’ll need to make a contract with him for the soul of your second born child

Keep practicing! It’ll work soon enough!

It worked!! 😂

@@Tex100 yeap and really in a nice way keep it up bro ♥

@@Trendy-vv Will do!

Yeah in the winter it is freezing up there! The first time I drove through I saw snow and thought I was in the wrong state 😂

Thank you!!

I get it now 😂😂

That tends to happen if you don't have a firm grip with your thumb or if you place your pointer finger in the wrong spot. Try mimicking my grip and see if anything improves

Have fun while you're there! Definitely a great place to stop if you're around during the summer!