A grenade's damage comes from shrapnel scattering everywhere, not the blast itself. The speaker warns that unresolved problems work the same way: they explode and hurt many people. Jason gets it. Fix it fast or run.
Today in The Deal Room. Like a grenade, you pull a pin, you've got a certain amount of time to get away from that grenade. That's why they throw them usually before it explodes. When it explodes, little pieces fly everywhere and cause all kinds of damage, right? It's not necessarily an explosion that hurts. It's the little pieces that fly everywhere afterwards. It's why they're shaped like a, like, and created to look like a pineapple is because those little squares go flying everywhere and hit hit people and cause there to be like several people damaged by it. So, and so Jason understands the term grenade means like this is going to turn into a grenade. A lot of people are going to get hurt from this if we can't get it fixed. And so if we got to call it a grenade, let's do it at the last minute and run like hell, right?
