That about sums it up. Olson's brief to SCOTUS was one of the finest legal documents I have ever had the pleasure to read. It was sort of like listening to Brahams 4th symphony conducted by Klemperer, which even though recorded in only mono, is still akin to a religious experience for this near atheist to listen too.
Glad we agree on Olson, he is the best, although I don't know if I would compare him or any lawyer to Brahms or Klemperer. I'm glad you still get so much gratification through your work as a lawyer, though!