Anchor: yeah it's funny when you talk about you know this it sort of reminds me that every time i'm telling somebody about like a camping trip and i've i've done quite a few say with my sister is the stuff that you remember isn't you know really so much the uh the normal everyday you know oh this is a nice scene or something like this it's it's remember when are we had to put up the tent on the side of the hill and we kept sliding down to the bottom of the tent or you know when the tent's blowing down or when you wake up in the middle of the night and there's a hurricane and you know it's
Entailed: When you describe camping to someone, you tend to remember the most extreme parts rather than the normal, pleasant stuff.
Contradiction: Whenever I tell someone about camping, I only have boring things to say.
Contradiction: A kid plays on the porch of his home.
Contradiction: A man watching a waterfall.
Contradiction: the dogs are both sleeping quietly next to each other
Contradiction: A minor clerical error can tie up an appeal for two years and it's bogging down the whole system.