Let me just go ahead and make one more analogy for anybody that may be watching this. In the old days I know when I was growing up and we raked the leaves and everything in the fall of the year, we would rake them up into a pile; and if we burn them on the lawn, if we even have that little bit of fuel, even that little bit of heat, we would have a spot there for years to come. Just imagine magnifying that by 100 or 150 times and then how long that that spot is going to be there.
C.L. Otter: “Let me just go ahead and make one more analogy for anybody that may be watching this. In the old days I know when I was…”
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Using an analogy about burning leaves to illustrate a point during a speech.
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