Thank you for your candor and well thought out comment sir. I am compelled to reply and you may be surprised as to why.... I often hide easter eggs in my videos. It may be an item on a workbench, in the background, or my chosen words. These hidden gems are fun for me...to sit back and see who notices. Many are noticed and it makes me smile. You noticing Sloth in the thumbnail was exactly the easter egg for this video and largely the point of it. Goonies is one of my favorite movies. I have many....one other would be The Outsiders. To quote Robert Frost, "Nothing gold can stay". But to quote the character Johnny Cade as he is passing (the author S.E. Hinton actually), "Stay gold Ponyboy".....powerful...but I digress. Sloth had great character which was in direct contrast to his appearance. His appearance was metaphorical implying lack of intelligence and aggression. In other words...he isn't what he seemed. The image was used as analogy. In my piston ring example, a person has to choose their approach. One can assume another has bad intent or is ignorant...an idiot...and pass judgement on them for self benefit. Yet, in reality, that person passing judgement may not know any better. They simply don't know what they don't know...and another suffers the consequence of their own ignorance. I guess in short...things aren't always what they seem. Over the years...near countless times I've been told of an engine disassembly and rings not lined up in their original orientation. Incorrectly, this condition has been blamed for other issues...and those lead to another short term rebuild. What they thought was a problem...wasn't. This is only one of many examples. Sometimes, folks just don't know. And of course, there are those that don't know what they don't know. A key of intelligence is knowing one doesn't know everything and they ask the question, Why. If Sloth tore down an engine and saw rings all over the place...I'd be willing to bet he'd ask why. ;)