/lit/ - Literature

>>20586703
As an addendum to this post I'm posting the median salary of a high school teacher in the US. So basically, you fucked up so much in law school that you basically made the same as a school teacher ...

So let's see, an high school teacher is only required to have a bachelor - four years. Thus, four years in college allows this person to make around $62,870 depending on the circumstances. However, you had to go for an undergrad and that means an additional of 3 (three) years. Therefore, 7 (seven) years in total to make below the median salary of a high school teacher. Remember, you're are 30 years old so that puts in the $47,500 range.

Let's recap: you spent 7 years in college to make around 50k and to feel pride in going to court.

>>20586715
Okay ... ? People attain jobs for finance purposes. You think that I respect you more because you go to court more than I do? Sure, little man. Go to court. Make a miserable salary. I hope your "real attorney-ness" pays for your debt.

How juvenile do you have to be to put ideals over your material conditions? lol

>>20586783
"[...] As an “attorney,” your inferences are tenuous, about as insightful as listening to a 1L make a policy argument. [...]"

I feel like it's easier to copy and paste your affirmation as response to you since you didn't specify what exactly was unsound or incorrect or invalid in my abductive arguments.

>>20586703
As an addendum to this post I'm posting the median salary of a high school teacher in the US. So basically, you fucked up so much in law school that you basically made the same as a school teacher ...

So let's see, an high school teacher is only required to be have a bachelor - four years. Thus, four years in college allows this person to make around $62,870 depending on the circumstances. However, you had to go for an undergrad and that means an additional of 3 (three) years. Therefore, 7 (seven) years in total to make below the median salary of a high school teacher. Remember, you're are 30 years old so that puts in the $47,500 range.

Let's recap: you spent 7 years in college to make around 50k and to feel pride in going to court.

>>20586715
Okay ... ? People attain jobs for finance purposes. You think that I respect you more because you go to court more than I do? Sure, little man. Go to court. Make a miserable salary. I hope your "real attorney-ness" pays for your kids college tuition.