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Finish law now learn otherwise. Hey bhagvan.
Man i pray for your clients.
Only ask for work from people who are good looking, including males and females. The reason is that other colleagues who might be plain looking might be extremely jealous of you, and they wouldn't want you around because you mog them (look better). Believe me, I have sat in conversations where my fellow colleagues have said that they do not want to work with an intern because of behaviour issues. Trust me, that intern was very well behaved. They were just creating problems out of thin air for him, which has prompted me to write this post. I am obviously not mocking plain-looking colleagues, as this is something which is not in a person's hands, but I just had to talk about this.