B
Right, exactly.
A
He makes more money in an hour than all twelve of them put together.
B
Probably, yeah. Yeah. But, uh, no, it's, it's sad, though, that, uh, that the people, though, that you, you, somebody's life is in twelve people's hands and sometimes those twelve people could care less.
A
Uh-huh, uh-huh.
B
And, uh, or they fool the, the defense in thinking that they're, you know, because when they go through those processes they kind of pick out who they want.
A
Oh, of course. It's, it's political maneuvering. The, the one side is looking for someone whose face they think will, you know, want to hang everyone, and the other one is going to look for someone very sympathetic. They're not looking for someone who's going to be the most reasoned or sensible or rational juror. Neither side wants that. They want to find a juror that's going to, uh, be most persuadable by their arguments, you know.