In the fall of 2008, as the economy plunged towards the depths of a seemingly bottomless recession, a group of students, united by mediocre test scores and unfortunate timing, began their 1L year at the black sheep of Chicago law schools. Now in their second year, scattered across the country by transfers and blind ambition, they stay connected through one shared interest: Finding hilarity both in the absurd process that is law school and the invidious effect it has on even the most docile of law students.