"Memories....light the corners of my mind...."

And you’d be correct https://t.co/dS4P9mGXxD

— C-W Defense (@cwdefllc) July 8, 2021

I did one of these once, except it was a document production.

I mean of COURSE HuffPo would never gullibly accept a party’s spin on this but it’s not unusual to see:
Plaintiff: Give me every email in the company for ten years with the word “meeting”
[Defendant’s response literally does and is huge]
Plaintiff: JUDGE THEY ARE BURYING US

— PopehatIsStateAction (@Popehat) July 8, 2021

The case involved construction of a very large building on the UT-Austin campus.  I was led into a very large room that contained all of the documents (plans, blueprints, communications) regarding the project and told I had until close of business to mark all the ones I wanted copies of.

So I had to err on the side of too damned much paper and information.

Yeah, civil discovery is fun.  I think I skipped lunch that day.