[sdcellar]

Not dancing at all, now that you’ve better defined the problem (or at least, I better understand it), correct answers include:

“super hard”
“slightly harder than very hard”
“easy as pie”
“impossible”
“licentious”
“inevitable”
“glerf”
“your favorite swear word”

and, of course, the aforementioned
“purple”

Such an approach certainly makes it easy to weasel your way out of a losing argument.

[sdcellar]

Actually, I think you’ll find it’s hard to amass $1.5 million in assets.

And sorry, when most people say not very hard, they usually don’t mean that it’s still hard.

To answer the question in software, I’d need to see more code. If the available enums were very_hard and purple, the correct answer to your question would be purple.

[sdcellar]

Actually, I think you’ll find it’s hard to amass $1.5 million in assets.

And sorry, when most people say not very hard, they usually don’t mean that it’s still hard.

To answer the question in software, I’d need to see more code. If the available enums were very_hard and purple, the correct answer to your question would be purple.

[sdcellar]

Actually, I think you’ll find it’s hard to amass $1.5 million in assets.

And sorry, when most people say not very hard, they usually don’t mean that it’s still hard.

To answer the question in software, I’d need to see more code. If the available enums were very_hard and purple, the correct answer to your question would be purple.

[sdcellar]

Actually, I think you’ll find it’s hard to amass $1.5 million in assets.

And sorry, when most people say not very hard, they usually don’t mean that it’s still hard.

To answer the question in software, I’d need to see more code. If the available enums were very_hard and purple, the correct answer to your question would be purple.

[sdcellar]

Actually, I think you’ll find it’s hard to amass $1.5 million in assets.

And sorry, when most people say not very hard, they usually don’t mean that it’s still hard.

To answer the question in software, I’d need to see more code. If the available enums were very_hard and purple, the correct answer to your question would be purple.

[sdcellar]

Precisely, flu.

[sdcellar]

Precisely, flu.

[sdcellar]

Precisely, flu.

[sdcellar]

Precisely, flu.

[sdcellar]

Precisely, flu.

[sdcellar]

Oh, and by the way, your actual “point” was that it’s easy to amass $1,500,000 in cash. I’m pretty sure it’s not easy.

Your actual lead-in stated “assets”, but since you used a cash example, I have to run with that. No doubt your arguments could be constructed more cohesively.

[sdcellar]

Oh, and by the way, your actual “point” was that it’s easy to amass $1,500,000 in cash. I’m pretty sure it’s not easy.

Your actual lead-in stated “assets”, but since you used a cash example, I have to run with that. No doubt your arguments could be constructed more cohesively.

[sdcellar]

Oh, and by the way, your actual “point” was that it’s easy to amass $1,500,000 in cash. I’m pretty sure it’s not easy.

Your actual lead-in stated “assets”, but since you used a cash example, I have to run with that. No doubt your arguments could be constructed more cohesively.

[sdcellar]

Oh, and by the way, your actual “point” was that it’s easy to amass $1,500,000 in cash. I’m pretty sure it’s not easy.

Your actual lead-in stated “assets”, but since you used a cash example, I have to run with that. No doubt your arguments could be constructed more cohesively.

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