User talk:Dayewalker/Goodluck

= Good Luck With All That = Sometimes, it's just better to take your leave.

By both common civility and wikipedia's rules, we should always assume good faith in our fellow editors. Even editors who are here to defend their side of certain matters can become proper contributors in time, given enough guidance to overcome their initial eagerness to defend the truth.

However, there comes a time when you just have to realize that your time is better suited not having any more discussions with someone who is obviously not listening.

You just have to give up on trying, because your contributions to the event aren't helping, and may be inflaming the situation. Sometimes the only way to teach a lesson is to allow a failure.

Jerry Seinfeld had a phrase for it, a way of signifying he was finished with a bad idea or washing his hands of a hairbrained scheme. He simply said "Good luck with all that."