Straight Answers

An LLM assessed 86 question → answer exchanges, the host's own answers included. Speaker names were hidden during assessment. Each exchange was marked answered, partly, redirected or not addressed, with a quote as its source. Every exchange below is timestamped and plays. How it works →

These readings are observational: the transcript shows whether the question was answered directly, whatever the reason. It is an AI reading of a public exchange, never a claim about intent, and the tape is one tap away on every row. full disclaimer →

26%of assessed questions not answered directly · how? → 9playable exchanges ↓ 0with none identified → 20people measured →

Every one of the 25 people on the record is accounted for: 1 carry a full rate (8 or more assessed questions on raw tape), 19 more have their questions counted (2 of them with at least one not answered directly; too few raw questions for a fair percentage, edited feed included), and the remaining 5 never took a direct question in any tape we hold: compilations, panels and cameo appearances leave nothing to assess.

Paul Mark Morris 7 of 27 questions
26%
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Paul Mark Morris: every exchange, playable

The question Paul asked, then the AI assessment note from the answer. Tap to play the moment. Not addressed = the question was not engaged; redirected = acknowledged, then steered elsewhere.

Not addressed ▶ 45:36

“Uh, so if you're an accountant and you're selling your, Hey, I mean, AI may be after you, but, but if you're like just a small business, how do you tell your story? How do you get out there?”

answered: “we have a mutual friend, Nicole Lappin... So what she came at me with”

Not addressed ▶ 13:45

“Do you, do you think their legitimacy that they really want to buy that artwork or are they afraid of the price point or whatever it may be? And, you know, now they're a great client.”

answered: “Do you have clients that are looking for those opportunities as a business opportunity”

Redirected ▶ 9:55

“I've got a tenant leaving. Uh, maybe I can convert this to a short-term rental and capture the demand while the demand's hot and get a few years of outsized returns.”

answered: “One of the other things that That I believe greatly impacts, uh... is regulations.”

Redirected ▶ 1:02:17

“The other asset has a bunch of days blocked off because of owner blocks or another booking website. Why would they not prioritize that one?”

answered: “Yeah. I never thought of that. I also was thinking”

Redirected ▶ 6:01

“Now here are the. 20 homes available in Telluride that might make a good investment.”

answered: “That analysis mirrors the advice that I give all the time because people read headlines”

Redirected ▶ 15:38

“Can you? Oh, wait, took time too.”

answered: “as bad as oh eight was, um, You know, it's still recovered pretty quickly.”

Redirected ▶ 43:14

“He, he communicates with you. He finds out the way you want to live your life and he creates that for you.”

answered: “give me your best plumber. Best plumber comes out.”

All speakers

All 1 people with 8 or more assessed questions on raw tape. Click a name to see their exchanges. highest rate none identified small samples

Person Not answered directly (%) Redirected + not addressed Questions Argument clarity /5
Paul Mark Morris CEO, Keller Williams Forward Living 26% 7 27 3.9

Percentages come from raw unedited recordings only: produced podcast audio has tangents and stumbles cut in the edit, which moves the speaker up by about 12 percentile points. The small-sample counts include the produced feed. This is a reading of a transcript. It is not an accusation of dishonesty, and there are many good reasons not to answer a question directly (confidential numbers, unreleased products, someone else's news to break).

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