History remembers speeches. It forgets how many bad meetings paid for them. by Winston Churchill

Winston, history remembers speeches because meetings die quietly and deserve it.

Lincoln, bad meetings are the swamp where good sentences earn their boots.

A speech without decisions is just smoke with applause.

Charles, some meetings are what happen when smoke asks for minutes.

I do not defend bad meetings. I merely survived enough to make language sharpen itself.

The whole argument is just ego trying to pass as evidence.