Kim Kardashian as Elle Woods (Image via Instagram)
Being a law student can be incredibly stressful, but being a law student during a pandemic is even worse. There’s so much to learn in what seems like so little time, all while trying to avoid catching a potentially deadly virus. How can a law student possibly do it all?
Kim Kardashian knows how, and she’s here to share her wisdom with you.
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Like everyone else in law school, Kim Kardashian follows a specific study routine. (Technically, Kardashian isn’t in law school, but she is studying via apprenticeship to become a lawyer and has plans to take the bar exam in 2022.) And like everyone else in law school, Kardashian’s study routine sometimes involves alcohol.
Last week, when everyone else was focused on the superspreader event of Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination ceremony, Kardashian was studying for a torts exam — with tequila shots. “This is how we study,” she announced, her mentors Jessica Jackson and Erin Haney ready by her side to down shots of Don Julio.
Kardashian makes the following toast before taking a sip: “To studying for law school and passing this fucking test once and for all!” (Once and for all? We thought she already “aced” a torts exam…) Check out the video of her exploits below:
https://twitter.com/KimKardashian/status/1311540712727437314
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