Admitting you’re wrong is a sign of understanding and willingness to learn. Outright continuing to think you’re right or push on in front of your peers is a special kind of idiot.
And then he just kept deflecting afterwards whenever he was confronted about it. “I was just asking questions. What’s true is that we both like college basketball.”
Like, either he’s senile and needs to retire, or he thinks we’re all stupid enough to believe that’s a legitimate way to respond.
Admitting you’re wrong is a sign of understanding and willingness to learn. Outright continuing to think you’re right or push on in front of your peers is a special kind of idiot.
And then he just kept deflecting afterwards whenever he was confronted about it. “I was just asking questions. What’s true is that we both like college basketball.”
Like, either he’s senile and needs to retire, or he thinks we’re all stupid enough to believe that’s a legitimate way to respond.