No I mean I understand where OTP falls short, but you're either really bad at conveying your viewpoint, or you're simply plain wrong. Yes, with OTP you need to

No I mean I understand where OTP falls short, but you're either really bad at conveying your viewpoint, or you're simply plain wrong. Yes, with OTP you need to exchange keys and this shifts all of the security to key exchange, and while this wouldn't be a problem in other ciphers, it's a problem in OTP because of its other properties and shortfalls. So at most I feel as though it's a security/convenience tradeoff; a tradeoff that's substantial or even dangerous in certain situations.