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Practice
Makes Perfect
| Years
ago, I worked my way through law school by
teaching piano lessons. When I passed the
bar, I put that job behind me, or so I thought.
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| Many
years later while pleading a client's case
to the court, the judge looked at me and asked
if I used to teach piano. It turned out that
I taught his son during my time in law school.
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| After
hearing my case, he then set judgment on my
client. "Despite having no priors, I'm sentencing
your client to two years probation," he said.
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| He
must have noticed my disappointment because
he continued, "And for the record, that's
a far lesser punishment than having to listen
to my son practice piano after your lessons!"
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| (Thanks
to Jeremy O.) |
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