-: It was great about teaching the fundamentals
when it comes to the law
and they were caring and something I like to say,
they kept it real.
It wasn't all this intellectual gibberish,
not to say they're not a bunch of intellects,
it was just saying it was okay,
let me equip you to be able to be a great lawyer.
All right and you're gonna be strong
because we're gonna give you the rock solid foundation
to be one.
And then we're also gonna push you
to your intellectual, I won't say limits,
but challenge you there
and so you take the people,
the professors, the school,
the food trucks.
They used to be, when I was at Temple Law School,
up front, not on the side where they are today.
I established credit when I was at law school
with the Greek truck
'cause I got my money from my parents once a month
and I'll just never forget that
but it was just real.
And I loved it and I loved Philly
and I look back, sometimes you don't appreciate
how much education and these people touch your lives,
helped to mold you, nurture you
and prepare you for life.
And I feel that Temple Law School
was a part of a big chapter when I look at my book.