and that was the genesis, for example, of house rules where a kid with asperger's syndrome who's very, very literal is not going to behave the way you would expect him to in a courtroom. or, for example, plain truth which is about the amish e. our system of justice in america is all about individuality and winning. you know, we want to be the best, be the brightest, expect expect -- and the amish are 180 degrees from the way americans think. for them it is much more important to be part of the group than the individual. and, in fact, they will go the great pains to not stand out in any way. so for that reason, let's say the bishop comes up to you and cities you have rubber wheels on your tractor, you have two weeks to get them off, and come in and speak to the congregation. you say, yes, of course. because that's still better in admitting in any way or defending yourself as someone who's too passion naught about something. -- passionate about something. imagine that. imagine you are a normal american attorney with an amish girl, she's going to say anything just to, you know, confess b