I am 48 years young. I have 2 children. I renovate and rent homes. I have a sister that I work with. I love my job. I make my own hours. I watch all genres of movies.
I am 27 years old. I am going to law school. I work at a burger place. I have loans. I have a married sister. I have a nephew. I don't like horror movies. I like John Grisham movies.
My sister and I just bought a new house to renovate, do you own a house? That sounds amazing. I would love to be able to do that in my life, I’m hoping to buy a house next year. Are you looking forward to do the renovations? Yes! I enjoy renovating, and you can turn a nice profit on it if you're efficient. Are you hoping to buy a house after law school? Yeah renovating is a lot of fun. I enjoy seeing the before and afters. Yeah some people make a ton of money. Yeah once I have a stable job buying a house is what I will be focused on.  Excellent, I'm happy to hear that. What do you have loans out on now? Just for my schooling I had a scholarship for most of my classes but I decide I would do extra so had to pay myself. But just want to be able to be in a better situation for eventually getting a lawyer career.  That's a great idea. When I was younger, I always considered becoming a lawyer, but decided to go into real estate instead. What draws you to law? Either one is a great career choice. I just want to help protect people that are innocent. My family member got wrongly convicted and eventually the evidence proved it, so I want help people in the same situation.  Oh no! I'm glad the evidence eventually came out in favor of your family, though. That's great that you want to help other people who are in trouble. What were the charges? It was for multiple  burglaries in our area. He just happened to have some similar features to who people saw. But he lost 2 years of his life. And there is people that have been in jail for much longer who are actually innocent, it can just take a long time to prove it.  That's true. I read an article about someone who was exonerated after their death recently, which was very sad. I hope you can really make a difference in a system that's sometimes inaccurate Yeah it’s so sad that actually happens more frequent than people even realise. A lawyer that came into my class the other day literally had enough evidence on the day of the person execution. And the person had like 30 minutes left but now they are out living the rest of their lives. 