The New York Times has produced a short video that brings to life the verbatim 
transcripts from what has to be one of the most frustrating depositions in history (which is saying something, isn’t it?).
The real-life script comes from a 2010 court case in which an Ohio county recorder’s office was sued for charging $2 per page of photocopied public documents. The issue in question: the definition of a photocopier.
We’re not going to kill the joke any further by explaining it. It’s funny. Just watch the video.