One day my father told me it doesn’t pay to be too smart. I asked what he meant by that 
and he said, “Because if you’re too smart, everyone will be after you to do things.”
“Like who?”
“Family and friends!”
“What things?”
“Everything!”
He never followed his own advice, probably because he realized the problem too late, or he just enjoyed working like a mule. My father was a jack-of-all-trades and master of all. His trade was a carpenter, but he was a plumber, electrician, heating specialist, auto mechanic, appliance repairman, general service person, and berry-picker. And for friends and family, the price was right!
Try this riddle . . . How many debates are needed to win a Republican nomination? Answer? Nobody knows, yet! As of this writing, the debate in Arizona was the 20th such deliberation, which now finds the public searching for Gilligan’s Island reruns to complete their evening TV experience rather than face another reality show circus routine with a group of character assassinating foul balls.