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Lol. Words have multiple meanings dude.View attachment 40696
there ya go big guy...theres the definition of the word you used. and it mentions comparing things of similar characteristics...you know, like pressure in a general sense.
if you meant pressure up the middle you should have said that, and you later did state that.
thus, your initial post was worded poorly...proven by your own need to clarify it later(move goalposts)
"I just don't have that kind of money (= I don't have so much money)."
Note above kind is being used to refer to how much of something someone has. So the whole point is Caleb and Fields have not faced the same kind of pressure because Caleb has faced significantly more interior pressure than Fields. That is a perfectly acceptable use of kind. Sorry.
No I meant what I said as proven above. It is ok if your understanding of the English language is limited and you dont grasp words can be used in multiple ways.thats the way this started...so yeah, you def worded it poorly if that was your intent of your statement. you meant to say something like "pressure rate" not kind of pressure...but you didnt
its okay, it happens. just own it and move on
but you wont, you will keep on and on about it...because you just simply cant help yourself