I've used this metaphor a few times the past couple of days and I kind of enjoy it so bear with me

If I have a car, then I'm trying to sell. I want 50,000. That's what I want in the car

And everybody who comes and looks at it, they come back and no one's offered more than 30,000 dollars

It doesn't matter that I want 50, 30,000 to the number. At some point, I got to make that decision

Lamar Jackson refuses to sell his car and that's fine

But until you sell it, you're stuck with it

Well, I definitely wouldn't pay 50,000 dollars for that car the door falling off the hinges a sign that you're getting screwed

If someone's looking for 50,000 and here's why I do that from time to time

This goes back to when I used to like have to convince juries to go along with my way of thinking

Nothing helps make a point better than some basic example, right that relates to the real life of

Everyone and you take a complex

Concept and if you can boil it down into a simple explanation like that

That gets people to understand and that's part of the challenge where you're getting ready to do your closing argument

Usually it's something that you weave into your closing argument. You come up with a way

You come up with an example like that to try to get people to see things your way and

Then you find out whether or not it worked. Sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't

Yeah, I bet I bet but you're right. It isn't great the what you did the other day was

You know, that was a great way to kind of lay it out there and make it you know

Understandable is that a word understandable? Yeah, but either way. Yes, you made it you made it easy to you know

You laid it out there in an easy way that was easy to digest. That's for sure. So I like those

I don't even get you don't even get accidental scholar for understandable

I mean, it's that's not even remotely a questionable word like usually usually that's just basic English

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