whether or not he can get it done. But he's already made you think about what it's like to have them all done. It's perfect technique. He also uses repetition. He just keeps saying, "Oh yeah, I think we can get this done. We got to get this done. We got to stop killing. We got to get it done." Repetition really matters for persuasion. So he's got that right. So he's got the repetition and he's making us think past the ending of it. That's all good.

But here's the best part. Remember I always told you that reality follows the best story, the best story. So if you're watching a big, let's say, Super Bowl and there are two quarterbacks that are famous, one of them often has a better story. So it might be somebody, for example, who had been fired by the very team that they end up playing in the Super Bowl. Now, if that quarterback wins after being fired by the team that they're playing, well, that's a better story. So, it's more likely that that quarterback will