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A short monologue advising against litigation and blame after personal setbacks; emphasizes learning from experience, avoiding costly lawsuits and moving on from failed relationships rather than trying to 'win' through legal action.
A short monologue advising against litigation and blame after personal setbacks; emphasizes learning from experience, avoiding costly lawsuits and moving on from failed relationships rather than trying to 'win' through legal action.
But the question is not what did I lose? The question is what did I learn? Because you start playing this blame game, guess who wins? The lawyers. You start suing people, I'm going to sue you. I'm going to take everything. Okay, cool, dude. Like, I have nothing to take, by the way. Even if they have assets, they might not even own the assets. If they have money, they might even own the money. You guys understand that game, right? But your lawyer won't tell you that. They'll just say, hey, give me 50,000, 25,000 retainer, blah, blah, blah. We're going to go hard. We're going to cool. $200,000 later. You're still negative. You're still out of this. Like, no one wins. Move on. It's like trying to save your ex girlfriend. Leave her alone. Move on.
