I totally understand that. It's a simple entertaining video with lots of accent and properness. It's just that the falsity of some these declarations get to you. It's ok, I guess, since it's pretend, it's advertising and it's show biz along the lines of selling a car (with a dual quad, double supercharged compressor, spark induced advanced combustion air intake) but wrapped up in that sort of quaint ta ta old chap bonhomie. But it doesn't have to be like that and it does make you wonder if Simon really knows what he's talking about.
Simon is in sales. Not research. Lol.
Now, I was in sales and marketing most of my career so I don’t denigrate it. But I don’t imagine the practitioners as necessarily or even needing to be experts. What they need to be is confident and, as you noted in the earlier post, Simon's nothing if not confident.
