you may be in law school if…
Comments (0) I’ve been mulling this over in my mind for a few days and when I went to Guinness they had what looked to the be original (though I would certainly have been more at ease if it was a copy instead of the original in front of all those people) lease that Arthur Guinness signed for 9,000 years.
My first thought then and still an issue that I’m pondering is–is a lease for 9,000 years really valid? And if in the 8,953rd year of the lease the contract is breached are they going to apply 1760s law?
My second thought was that perhaps, just perhaps, I had been a tiny bit corrupted by law school (only in a good way of course).
