individually. i had jury selection last as long as six weeks, though that's rare. normally it takes a day. you don't have it go more than one day. but i say that because here when you look at this makeup, the people that make us nervous as trial lawyers are other attorneys and engineers also make us very nervous. the reason why is because they can say, you know what, i don't agree with this law, but it is still the law and i'm going to follow it. and so you typically want to know more about an individual like that, having one is a threat, here on this jury panel, you have three so far. that's 25% of your jury. >> with limited information we do have, what do you make of the jury so far? >> you know, it is interesting, jose, because the jury selection is purported to be this incredible science and all of the scrutiny. but the end of the day, a lot of it is based on hunches and even stereotypes. assumptions that people have certain world views based on the kind of job they have. we heard engineers or lawyers or people who think about things