Nothing wrong with being a prosecutor. Best thing about it, at least in LA is you get in do your 20 years and you've got a pretty good pension for the rest of your life-then you can quit and go be a plumber to make the big bucks.
I'm not the right person to discuss legal careers with as at this time I am quite burnt out. It's been a good ride, but if I were to do it over again, I'd a dropped out of high school, gotten addicted to drugs and spent my life sitting on the porch cutting the occasional lawn, stealing the odd scrap metal and living off my baby momma's government check. Seems to work for a vast majority of my clients...................![]()
I'm living off of a gov't pension. 30 and out. The nice part about it is the payoff at the end of the ride. Think about it like buying bonds at half price with a guaranteed payoff. The way it worked out I'll be getting way more back than I ever put in. The pension fund soon realized that and wanted to cash me out about 10 years ago. Too late, I had them by the short hairs after 20. The market cut them hard and deep, never touched me.
I once asked a plumber how much he made an hour. His response, "more than you do". I know what the journeyman's rate is and he was right.
Public unions are about to take a hit in the SC so that may affect pensions big time.
My wifes BIL is an attorney with 5 offices. He makes his millions managing a law firm, not practicing law.
No attorneys jokes today. I don't have the heart.
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