A: I will admit I had to be told don’t ever use torture—
B: —Well, to torture in the cold light of day…
A: —but I didn’t think it was offensive regardless.
B: You didn’t think it was offensive? They have wives. They have daughters.
A: Listen, I don’t know much about the life expectancy for law clerks, but now we have courts that we can actually deal with, right?
B: There’s no court to deal with! The law is a mess, the court stands disgraced.
B: What do you mean what do I mean? There’s no court tomorrow. There’s no clerks left. The general public can’t—
A: The general public can get over it. So we tortured some folks, some clerks. Clerks are—I mean, to put it mildly, clerks are vultures.
B: Again, that’s kind of an offensive thing to say—
B: What?—