Sorry but I have to have conversations with my senior in HS son about his choice of words when telling his story/opinion just like I was mentioning to you (so no I'm not a high schooler although that would have been my guess for you if I were trying to be insulting ).

Statements like "there was literally a million people at the park that day" - makes him look foolish - he could have said "it felt/seemed like there was a million people at the park that day" - portrays the same message that there was likely a lot of people but also demonstrates that he has enough intelligence to not stretch the truth/exagerate/lie to make himself "sound cool".

In reading your post that I responded to you really just hit that pet peeve nerve of someone apparently needing to overstate and use absolutes to validate or make yourself or your team sound important.

By the way - way to keep the pattern of pretty much every troll on a message board by citing (but not really citing) all those that think you're awesome, having a line or two you repeat that tries to show your trying to fit in, while tellig me I'm a sheep for not agreeing or pointing out a flaw and that CB is way to full of others like me. Yep we know you and the cycle you are on - your trolling life expectancy is nearing an end. You'll be gone soon, ignored by the masses or will have to re-invent yourself ro be like some of the other Ute posters that earn their respect with their logical give/take even if they are responding through red goggles vs blue.