Well, hello everybody. I'm Dennis Prager. This is Fire Sci chat number 365.

It's only a coincidence that that's how many days there are in the year except the leap year which is

366, but I just thought I'd noted. I have a really interesting

subject for my opening comments then of course I go to your questions.

And it is completely a thank you to Julie Hartman with whom I do the Dennis and Julie

podcast every week for the Salem News Channel, you would enjoy it.

There's no question.

It's amazing, she's 25 and we have such a rapport. It's it's worthy of its own

commentary. What does age mean? It's a very interesting question.

But I'm not going to get into that now.

Anyway, she raised this topic and we discussed it for over an hour.

But I'll give about five to ten minutes.

So I just learned.

I mean, I had vague notions of this,

but I just learned.

She just took or she's preparing to take L-Sats, that's law school exams.

To get into law school, I guess you have to take L-SAT.

Do you guys know this anything about that? Is that right? I'm like there isn't there M-cats for medical school? Yeah. So the she's taking an online tutoring class,

a Zoom class,

and the Zoom facilitator said in passing that he wanted them to know that if they have any,

what is the word? Disabilities, yeah. Any mental, psychological disability, they can have extra time on the exam.

This sounds to most Americans as entirely right because it's compassionate and not only compassionate, it's compassionate,

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