B
-- I, I thought that that would be very interesting thing to do. I would like to do that. I've been out here twenty some years and I've been called, uh, three different times, but I've never actually even made it into the, the jury box.
A
Oh.
B
And, because there have always been a number of people and, and I've never gotten up there to answer any of the questions. Uh, I, yeah, I also think that would be really good. I,
A
Well, the people I know who have served have said that usually what ends up happening is that, you know, after initially finding out where people stand, that the whole deliberation usually results, if there is a, you know, something like a nine, three or, or more severe and, and the people in the majority trying to convince the minority that they're right --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- and in fact, I'm not sure that that's any more, uh, liable to get rid of the reasonable doubt than, than anything else.