"The fact that he was completely wrong" In making any business decision you are also looking at the downside vs. the upside. On "Let's Make a Deal" [1] there

"The fact that he was completely wrong" In making any business decision you are also looking at the downside vs. the upside. On "Let's Make a Deal" [1] there was always "door number two" or three and you had to decide if you were going to take the chance or not. Now it's one thing to pass up some "Furniture from Broyhill" and another thing to pass up a billion dollars or any large sum. Now most of us don't know what "door number two" was so it's hard to say. So of course people are going to comment on how they view the situation from what they do know. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let%27s_Make_a_Deal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Let%27s_Make_a_Deal