That is a great story! I think it really hits home the point that Tyler was trying to make. I don’t know why but it reminds me of a Family Guy episode in which one of the characters says something like “you put a bunch of monkeys in the room and you get Shakespeare” and then it shows the monkeys arguing over whether or not to use the flower Rose in the famous “a rose by any other name” line form Romeo and Juliet or the flower Tulip, as one monkey suggests. And the argument is won by one of the monkey’s sternly stating “Rose is fine, moving on’. And it makes me thing, how much time did Shakespeare really spend on deciding to use the word Rose rather than Tulip, or Daisy or anything else. Would he laugh at us for spending entire semesters and countless hours studying his work with such a magnifying scope or would he tell us he spent even longer than we thought on that word before he decided to insert Rose into the line?
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