At least, he/she was helpful...

@@thiagodeandrade7081 lol

😔

😂😂😂

Here too she was not offered letter.

Probably a “clause” she has in her actors contract, by nailing the recruiter..

She's indian Her parents wanted her to be a lawyer she wanted to act so this is just a healthy compromise

​@@gordalothow about you swallow a cactus

Wait, this is Priya from TBBT? Leonard's ex and Raj's sister?

​@@samcrdx8016Yap, she is the one.

This is true if the person interviewing is Louis Litt.

It depends. In this instance, he already vetted her and wanted her. He was trying to play mind games and she recognized what he was doing. She had great instincts and immediately assessed what he was doing and beat him at his own game. This ONLY works if you truly are the top catch in your field. If you're even second place, this tactic won't work.

@@Frankie2012channel ya I agree

Sirf get out? Laat marke bahar krenge... 😿

@@Frankie2012channelit also doesn’t matter if they say get out and you have offers from 3 other top places

Yeah that's why if you are unhappy at work you start looking for another job ASAP while you still have one so that they don't smell that desperation.

Never come across as another sycophant be unique.

The interview process goes both ways. We're gaging if this is the right job for us.

Always be applying to other jobs. It's unlikely a place you want to work for will just happen to be hiring so keeping your eyes open and interviewing regularly with the security of having a decent job already puts you in the power seat.

😂😂😂

havent you retired already @john wick

Don't bother..get another 😂😂

LOL. As a builder walk up to a building site and ask if there is any work. They start questioning what I can do and what I can't. I say, if I'm not worth the money after a week you don't need to pay me. It never fails.

😂

He has his moments

From what I understand the whole point is he’s a savant, he’s not great at people skills or “playing the man” like Harvey, but he knows tax and accounting laws and can excel when it comes to understanding things like that that are just straight up black and white.

​@@joeschmoe2697 sounds like me lol

You don’t know the difference between book smart and street smart, do you? Louis is book smart. Numbers are what he’s good at.

​@@raulzavala4546 cap

Haha

As a lawyer, she found a loophole

this is suits. Talk about ur little nerd show elsewhere

@@neiljohnson7914 yeah

And TV series.

@@edu-kt Especially!

It seems some one had already tried it 😂

@@faislmohd6609 Not me! 😆 Never had that much confidence!

Actually not true. You just need to be a rockstar in demand.

İ was about to say this 😂😂😂, that's why she was such a good lawyer

damn, that is raj's sister

Prefer her to Izzy transferring in from Seattle Grace.

Well, she's a lawyer so, that makes sense

😂😂😂

😂

lol the only time they have interviews scheduled back to back like that is with on campus interviews. No way in hell 4 others were sitting outside waiting

LoL! Best comment.

😂😂😂 dead asf

Ohhh yeah and a countdown 😂

😆

BAZINGA!

indeed

She didn't beat him. He came at top inthe end.

@@emmk4992 with blackmail, what a clever move. Yes I know seldon is just an ass.

​@@emmk4992yes but not by debate by blackmailing

Unironically she was a lawyer in that show too 😂

that's what happens when your bluff gets called and your shit test makes you look like amber heard

He set the quick timeline. He followed that

Did he cave, or did she rise to the bait? She wasn't in charge of the interview but she passed the gut check to prove that her paperwork wasn't filler.

Lol

Hahaha, I know what you mean. Although it has cool moments, witty comebacks, ouuuf moments, but most of them will never ever happen in real life.

Exactly. More importantly in real life, no dope dealer gets to be lawyer because he crashed into an interview and coincidentally possess unbelievable intelligence.

So what series are you screenwriting for?

@@animealpha4795 I'm not a screenwriter but you don't need to be a chef to know bad food tastes bad and you don't need to be a singer to know someone can't hold a tune

@@OnTheAlmondTree does suits have incredible screenwriting, no. But if you dare call it amateur, you better back it up. Everything seems east from afar, I’m in the film industry(editor/DoP) and writers are busting their heads to push one decent screenplay and they’re all professionals, so get down from your high horse.

Why they got an Indian to play a character called Maria Monroe is beyond me.

​@@saturnalia2567you realize there are anglo indians with anglo saxon surnames right ?

Of course not. Repeat after me: NE-PO-TI-SM

Well, I mean it's a tv show and it was funny

They have no freaking idea

You watch Suits for realism? Lol.

Hahahahahhahaaaa

What’s TBBT?

​@@sourballs1248 the big bang theory. Another TV series

Priya.

I'm pretty sure they call it type-casting.

And „The Recruit“ as well.

Clerking for a Supreme Court Justice means you're connected. It has nothing to do with being a good lawyer.

@@chethammer so, you don’t have to be good to keep the job?

@@robertaylor9218 they have a dozen clerks. It isn't a paid position. Internship.

And destroyed her later in that same episode!

Raj’s sister 😂

​@@EggKnight It's actually the other way around. He took dirty path to win over her.

@@prasanth2601most lawyers take dirty paths

Sheldon's unreasonableness necessitated underhanded tactics to secure Leonard's signature on the Roommate Agreement. Possessing an eidetic memory akin to Mike Ross, Sheldon would be virtually unbeatable if not for the ability of skilled lawyers to exploit loopholes. Incidentally, Sheldon triumphed over the IRS in a fair and square contest in the Young Sheldon series.

Any top 3 law firm in NY would have hired her directly and not been so condescending. She literally has a glowing letter of recommendation from the supreme commander of the US law system. If a real law firm had a Litt acting this way, she would have walked out immediately and gotten hired at a competitor.

You’re acting like she’s an average chump when she’s literally being backed by the chief justice of the United States. Please 😂

@@jyashin both sides of the situation are nonsense. First, you are right, they would never act this way if she is really that highly recommended, and even if not they would be professional. Second, such a nonsense power display of hers is insanely unprofessional and would make them reconsider their desire to work with someone that clearly doesn't know how to be professional. The entire scene is nonsense beginning to end. Neither one of them would act this way or talk that way.

​@@sam-psonsmith9951True but that would be bland entertainment, It's the power move people fantasize about doing in their own lives played out for the viewer with the added fantasy of that actually working.

“Lady, I didn’t even know you existed 20min ago so you can’t be that impressive. There’s the door” that’s how it would have gone.

That's how it would have gone in real life for sure.

@@robinabernathy2829 Except considering her resume, she most probably does have other offers. So really, I doubt she cares.

And Louis letting them having something he can't?

I was looking for this comment. 2 things are wrong in that scene, if I were her, I would have walked out the second he threw my CV on the trash. If he wouldn't have done that, and then asked her to convince him to hire her, if I were him, I would have let her go the moment she said she had standing offers from other firms.

@@cttommy73 I personally would take someone with a less impressive resume but willing to learn, rather than complicate myself with a brat with an attitude problem.

Oh shit now I recognize her

Nah Penny was much better looking. This one always came off as being snooty to me.

BRO I THOUGHT YOU WERE JOKING ABOUT ALL THE FUCKIN BBT REELS AND SUITS. I LEGIT JUST WATCHED ONE

Even though intellectually Priya was a good match, she didn’t connect with Leonard emotionally like Penny did

Yeah if you like being screwed over and controled and told who your friends can be.

maybe just maybe she is an actress ever consider that

It’s called negotiations

Exactly my question. If she’s “all that” (such a hot shot) then why is she looking for a job? Lol 😂

@@erikhantariq1913 what are u negotiating??

She wants to have 4 standing offers...or she has none

niggas make the worst offers possible known to man and when the recruit declines they have the audacity to ask "Why are you here then?"

true that!

Hired and promoted

His face was all we needed

Yeah me too... It would give me a poor impression of how their company do their job.

I would still be polite and stand up and say your loss good day sir.

@@stefan6412 Somebody is missing a couple of things between the legs.

Begged... By scuffing your knees (;

You are not a Harvard top of the class This woman is playing the role of one. Different scenarios.

@@senor2930 Still could backfire if you came off overly arrogant like this girl.

@@robinabernathy2829 yeah that goes without saying

@@senor2930 If you are arrogant it will backfire

She looks hot, too 😍

So is her underwear

Down BADDDDDDD 💀💀💀

Damn you'd love Harvey

@@raulzavala4546 Lol. I’m not homosexual. Although she is a younger female version of Harvey

You like to be dominated aren't you sick fuck. Your woman puts the strap on while you do the laundry. Failure of a man.

​@@nirlambghumman7398young Harvey is far from that if you recall it correctly😊

😂😂

Fiction is like that.

Suits are so egotistical and disillusioned. Surfers who barely own the board shorts and surfboard they count as major possessions are the happiest in their board room, mother ocean....

@@jamessandman3708 - Thank you very much for your comments. It is a very aestechically beautiful show and the entire script is based on quick witted communication and one liners. I can’t believe that any lawyer in the USA communicates and negotiates like this. Am I right or wrong?

@@CMKAMMY I've heard some pretty crafty and quick witted lawyers communicate and negotiate at this speed and with this level of confidence but I have also heard some judges fumble and stumble with the most basic principles of law. To answer your question, I believe there is "any lawyer in the USA" capable of pulling this off. So, I would say you are wrong.

@@jamessandman3708 - Thank you very much for your interesting comments. I am not talking about the speed. I am talking about the vocabulary and psychology, degrading anf humiliating communication both parties are doing verbally at each other. I respect and accept that this happens in some cases in the USA. You are right when it comes to the USA. I legally won another case on July 29 against two huge international companies and one big international authority and I won in Court on all levels. This type communication would never ever be accepted by any company nor authority and definitely not by any Court in my country. You are wrong when it comes to Sweden.

@@CMKAMMY You are correct and it happens more often than "some" cases. We Americans are argumentative and bold and though some are quite eloquent in their divisive, aggressive, unruly and out of bounds "performances" they are often lacking of manner and lie to get ahead. Think Matt Gaetz. Congratulations CMKammy on your great victories. I find myself wishing I lived in Sweden. I once had a wife of Swedish descent. She was beautiful as are all Swedish women.

This technique will work in real life if the person doing the interview is Louis Litt.

​@@NitDawg1001Why do you reply with this in almost every comments?

You do know Millennials are already in their 30s right or are you referring to Gen Z.

@Brightyization actually after 20 years with a lot of corporate exposure I think millennials are the worst, so entitled, full of crap and obedient to common thinking .. to me genz look like people who don't give a damn about things, which is also annoying but less dangerous

You're a tad too late. Millenials already had interviews years ago. You must be young or very old.

@@leechrec you are a tad out of context: the series suits was shot 2011-2019, millennials are born early 80s to late 90s so perfectly in time for being in their 20s when the episode was scripted

Facts💯

that’s why you wouldn’t be the employer

@@RenfromBespin You don't have to be the employer. Just the person who is doing the interviewing. The perverbial gatekeeper you better not piss off.

@@RenfromBespin Dude no interviews actually go like this

You know what, never ever allow anyone to have the upper hand over you. But always give them every bit of you and earn what you're asking for. If you can't earn what you're asking for then recalibrate your expectations and your requirements.

You'd be surprised by the kind of interviewers you get at prestigious places. Louis is one of the better ones I'd say.

But she isn't She has the "potential" to be.

@@robinabernathy2829 I think she is the best for the current postition. Maybe the potential that you are talking about is linked with her whole carreer. But she is perfect in the scene for Louis's present requirements. Or did you have another angle that I am missing?

@@oscarcaraballo1011 She hasn't worked at an actual firm yet that I know of in the show at this point. She's just very good at getting picked and seems to chase name value and prestige. She went to "Harvard" of course. No other school would do. And she's interned for a judge who has status. But she has no real experience working at a firm and walks in like SHE has all the leverage.

No. Not a single comment in this whole thread about that.

Clearly sarcasm

I though she went to Cambridge in TBBT.

@@amarnathcr7335 I seem to recall it being Harvard, but I could be wrong. I'll have to rewatch the series now to know 🤣

And got extorted out of it moments later.