What are you trying to achieve by denying that he said the lines I quoted, which he really did say, then attacking me for quoting his own lines to you and "repeat[ing] those words out of context," when I actually took the time and effort to transcribe and include the entire context, and the context proves my point beyond any shadow of doubt? I didn't copy and paste an out-of-context sound bite from some social media tweet. I INCLUDED the context you're accusing me of ignoring, by transcribing every word in the video, line by line, with my own hands.

I notice you failed to directly address my questions about why you wrongly claimed that he didn't say that, and you failed to admit that you were wrong, and you failed to renounce your claim that other people were just making stuff up, or even admit the fact that YOU were the person who was actually making stuff up. Or is what you said just a little white lie?

The first of a dozen steps you should take is to please answer my questions directly, and explicitly admit that you were wrong, just for the record, so YOUR words of contrition are unambiguous, and there is no wiggle room for anyone to misinterpret what YOU mean, the same way you're trying to wildly misinterpret what Michael Saylor said, after your initially denial that he said it.

Since you're playing the game of initially denying then selectively cherrypicking what he said, and creatively re-interpreting and diluting his very own lines, to make the dubious claim that he didn't literally mean what he said, but actually meant something he never said (when he EMPHATICALLY said just the opposite in NO UNCERTAIN TERMS), then I can play that game too, by mirroring his own words, and my explanation for his erratic behavior is MUCH more plausible and believable and statistically likely than yours:

    "Well Cocaine's the best drug.

    What's the second best?

    There is no second best.

    There is no second best drug.

    There's a drug that's called Cocaine, right?

    Right.

    There is no second best, ok?

    But take all your money and buy Cocaine.

    Then take all your time, 

    figure out how to 

    borrow money to buy more Cocaine.

    Then take all your time and figure out 

    what you can sell to buy Cocaine.

    And if you absolutely love the thing 

    that you don't want to sell it, 

    GO MORTGAGE YOUR HOUSE AND BUY COCAINE WITH IT.

    And if you've got a business that you love, 

    because your family works for the business, 

    because it's in your family for 37 years, 

    and you can't bear to sell it, 

    mortgage it, 

    finance it, 

    and convert the proceeds to the hardest drug on earth, 

    which is Cocaine."

    -Michael Saylor

Go ahead and deny he said that too, but obviously that's what he really must have meant, and why he said what he did, and my theory perfectly explains his irresponsible behavior.

The only way to rack up lines like that is with a mirror and Occam's Razor Blade.

How do you explain YOUR erratic behavior?