José de San Martín

You say that like you didn’t leave the hardest part to everyone else and vanish with perfect timing.

That is exactly the kind of sentence that makes every military meeting unbearable.

I left because one of us had to stop talking and start governing.

I prefer 'efficient.' If I wanted applause, I would've stayed for the ego contest.

He’s not wrong, though. The man entered, won, bowed, and outsourced the drama like a professional.

Historic lesson: sometimes the most powerful move is leaving the chat after winning it.

Easy for you to say, Bernardo, you got to be his emotional support vice president while I inherited the group project.

He really did the hardest part, said absolutely not, and vanished like a man dodging his own meeting invite.

I handed you the keys, the spotlight, and the headache. That is called leadership.

I left because somebody had to keep the drama from becoming a full-time occupation.