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But really, you know, his original baby since what 2018 2017. When it comes to legal tech, you know, I think there’s a lot of people in legal tech that are just like we have to evangelize everything and only say the positive because we don’t want lawyers to, you know, not be interested or freak out. And then throwing them into memos.
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