Starring Blazer, the Man Who Speaks the Least and Knows the Most (Apparently)
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Blazerās glorious election monologue will go down in Blenvale history as the moment a man with no track record suddenly discovered⦠opinions.
His proudest jab?
That I āacted like the smartest person in the room.ā
Sweetheart, in those board meetings the bar was underground. If you walked in knowing what year it was, you were already outperforming half the table.

š¤ The Man I Met Once and Forgot Immediately
He paints himself as some longtime observer of my every move.
Letās get real:
I met him once, years ago, through a mutual friend.
I didnāt remember him.
He was so spectacularly uneventful that my brain didnāt even bother to store the file.
During board meetings?
He said nothing.
Not a word.
Not a thought.
You could replace him with a coat rack and no one would notice the difference except the coat rack, who would at least be structurally useful.
š āWho Has Time for That?ā – The Line of the Century
In his video, Blazer whined:
āWho has time for that?ā
Ah yes – the battle cry of the perpetually unaccomplished.
Sorry to break it to you, Blazer, but I actually have a real career.
A demanding one.
I lead projects, manage teams, deliver results, and take more courses in a year than this board takes decisions.
And guess what?
I still manage to:
- write a blog,
- fight for my rights,
- expose mismanagement,
- and remain fully employed.
Itās not magic.
Itās called competence, a concept that seems to have bypassed Blenvale like a missed elevator stop.
šļø My Fatherās Wisdom Still Applies
When he attacked me, my mind went straight back to something my father used to say:
āIn the country where everyone is blind, the one with one eye is king.ā
Blenvale has never been my benchmark for anything – not intelligence, not governance, not ethics.
But I will acknowledge one thing:
When youāre surrounded by people staggering around with one eye half-shut⦠being able to see straight looks like arrogance.
š If a Working Brain Makes Me āThe Smartestā – Thatās Not My Problem
I donāt pretend to be anything.
I just:
- read,
- think,
- ask questions,
- and refuse to tolerate incompetence dressed up as āleadership.ā
If that makes me look like the āsmartest person in the room,ā perhaps the room should try raising its standards above sea level.
š Blazer, the Shadowless Man
Letās be honest:
You canāt overshadow someone who casts no shadow.
You canāt debate with someone who never speaks.
You canāt take seriously someone whose biggest accomplishment is starring in a YouTube video filmed like an insurance fraud confession.
š Final Verdict
Blazer thinks he insulted me.
He didnāt.
He simply confirmed what Iāve always known:
Some people look at competence and call it arrogance.
Some look at discipline and call it obsession.
Some look at effort and call it magic.
And some⦠like Blazerā¦
look at someone with two functioning brain cells and call her āthe smartest person in the room.ā
If thatās the worst heās got, he should sit back down on his soapbox – it wasnāt built to support more weight.
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