I am sorry you feel like that.

Personally I would always want to factor in some sort of ROI for the conversation to have any meaningful context.

There are many ways we can "fix" things but the cost of the fix should always be measured against what it is fixing.

That’s a better comment! I agree with that. What you said above was not this.

That's exactly what I said above just in fever words. What other interpretation are you thinking about?