And you know the answer is yes because I wouldn't set myself up for failure like this, would I?
你知道答案是,是,因为我不会为了这个而承担失败的风险,为什么我不会呢?
By no means But let's face it. In order to kill you, I'd have to earn the privilege by knocking him back.
不要这样,让我们看看这种情况,为了杀你,我要通过击退他来赢得主动权
Why are you killing me for your own benefit?
为什么你为了自己的利益而杀我
And to see this,let me tell you two stories.
为了说明这个,我来告诉你两个故事。
If you pay me ten thousand dollars a month to work for you, I'll work for you and I'll think "I'm doing it for ten thousand dollars a month, that makes a lot of sense," but if I do it for nothing then I have to ask myself, "Why am I doing it?"
如果你一个月给我一万美元帮你工作,我会为你工作,但我会想,”我是为了一万美元才做的,这样更合理“,但如果我一点报酬都没有,那我就会问我自己,”我为什么要做这份工作?”
When you're all out of specific cases and you want to handle everything else, you literally say "default:" And here I could end the program with break, but it's kind of unnecessary because once I'm at the bottom of the curly braces, that's it.
当它不在你列出的所有情况中,为了处理其他的情况,你可以用“default:“,这里我可以用break来终止这段代码,但是它是有点,不必要的,因为我已经在这个花括号的,底部了,就这样了。
You might have predicted it the other way around, the twenty dollars, "wow, well, twenty dollars, I must have enjoyed it because I got twenty dollars," but in fact, the logic here is the people with twenty dollars when asked, "What do you think of the task?" could say, "It was boring. I did it for twenty dollars."
你们猜想的结果可能跟这个相反,拿20美元的那组,”20美元,我当然很喜欢这个任务“,”因为我拿到20美元“,但事实是,当问及20美元那一组时,”你喜欢这个任务吗/“,”很无聊,我为了20美元才做的“
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