A dog “turning on” someone means that they’ll bite the owner or something like that. Larson instead interprets “turning on” here as the dog testifying against the owner in a courtroom
It is obviously but with age I have grown out of the need to educate the world so instead I’ll leave you with a hint, it has something to do with pillows.
Maybe it’s obvious, but I genuinely don’t get this one.
A dog “turning on” someone means that they’ll bite the owner or something like that. Larson instead interprets “turning on” here as the dog testifying against the owner in a courtroom
Ah. Gotcha. For some reason I was stuck on what I presume is the other lawyer giving a “sit” command. An unintentional red herring, perhaps.
It is obviously but with age I have grown out of the need to educate the world so instead I’ll leave you with a hint, it has something to do with pillows.