I’ve recently had occasion to speak with many smart people.
I spoke with a doctor who explained my health situation in words I’ll never understand.
I spoke with an insurance agent who shared my benefit options in phrases I couldn’t repeat if my life depended on it.
I spoke with a realtor who thankfully is extremely knowledgeable and in whom I can trust entirely, because Lord knows I have no idea what in the world is going on.
I feel like a deaf, dumb, and blind Chinese man in the jungles of Guatemala. I just don’t understand the language.
I’m over my head.
So now I’ll talk over some heads.
The first original recorded Beatles song was as the Quarrymen, then consisting of John, Paul, and George, in July, 1958. Written by Paul and George, it was called “In Spite of All the Danger,” and featured John Lowe on piano, and Colin Hanton on drums.
It’s nice to know important stuff.