Today’s English lesson: It is possible to say something without directly saying it.
For example: “I drove my car from Ohio to Florida”.
A very simple sentence, yet it tells us a myriad of things. What, you ask?
You know how to drive. You did not go in a truck. You did not go by water or air. You were on public roadways. You had to steer. You were on a minimum of three wheels, more likely four. Your drive time exceeded eight hours. You saw other vehicles. You drove in daylight or dark, probably both if you did it nonstop.
All that, without you ever saying a word of it.
Crazy, huh?
As for “word for word”, I have literally given screenshots of your posts, only to have you claim I altered the words.
That’s beyond crazy.