The §2-207 2-Step
Thursdays are Contracts days, and for an 8:30am class Professor Contracts keeps the energy level high. But today stole the show.
We’re going over additional and different terms in contracts, and differences between the common law and the Uniform Commercial Code. UCC §2-207 governs those additional terms when the UCC applies to a transaction, and Professor Contracts noted there are 2 different 2-step processes to figure out how those additional terms should be treated: check §2-207(1) to figure out if you have a contract by forms and if so go to §2-207(2) for the additional terms, or check §2-204 if you have a contract by conduct, then go to §2-207(3) for the additional terms.
Fairly simple concept.
But to make extra certain everyone in the class got it down cold, Professor Contracts fired up this video mid-PowerPoint:
And yes, the rumors are true — he even danced a bit 
This is the type of thing I was talking about when I said I’d fit in better at a NCCU than UNCCH 
Good night folks! 
That’s fantastic.
He did not!
Haha ohhhh yes he did
I thought about recording a video on my phone but I didn’t want to get spotted. The class was rolling
[...] and hip-hop make up the majority of my iTunes library, and after a track helped us learn part of the UCC I started wondering if I could put together mixtapes to teach folks legal [...]
Is it too late for me to transfer in to your school? lol
I’ll see if I can pull some strings for you