I thought it was "Throw away the cars, and the laws, and the wars" I like that better. I like bars.
@kaleidoscopeeyes8 If you're still out there: listen to the original Hoyt Axton version. It's definitely "bars", but...
It's the same thing. Lawyers have to pass "the bar exam". In many countries, they're called "barristers" (not to be confused with "baristas").
I thought it was "Throw away the cars, and the laws, and the wars" I like that better. I like bars.
@kaleidoscopeeyes8 If you're still out there: listen to the original Hoyt Axton version. It's definitely "bars", but...
@kaleidoscopeeyes8 If you're still out there: listen to the original Hoyt Axton version. It's definitely "bars", but...
It's the same thing. Lawyers have to pass "the bar exam". In many countries, they're called "barristers" (not to be confused with "baristas").
It's the same thing. Lawyers have to pass "the bar exam". In many countries, they're called "barristers" (not to be confused with "baristas").