B
-- but, you know, it's pretty hard to try, let's say, the man down the street that's living on Social Security or somebody that's on a limited income to be tried by a jury of his peers if most of the people, like the juries that I've served on, are businessmen.
A
Uh-huh.
B
Okay now they don't understand that, you know, maybe he needed fifty dollars so he held up the seven eleven.
A
Yeah.
B
Okay they don't understand that because they have fifty dollars,
B
all the time, so, you know, I think that it, a trial by your peers should be exactly that, someone in your own age bracket, someone that, you know, you can't really do it ethnically, you know, but you could do it,