At a busy coffee shop, 100 customers were surveyed about their preferred coffee drink. 80 customers complained that the shop only served one type of coffee, while 20 customers were happy with the current offering. The shop owner proposed a daily vote to decide the next day's coffee special. The 20 customers who liked the current coffee voted for it, while the remaining 80 customers voted for different types of coffee, splitting their votes among various options. Despite the majority of customers wanting something different, the current coffee special won the vote every day due to the split votes. This resulted in the same coffee being served every day. _Lesson:_ As long as the majority remains silent, selfish, divided, and scattered, a minority will continue to dictate the outcome, exploiting the majority's lack of unity. Join My WhatsApp Group For Updates .(David O.T) https://chat.whatsapp.com/KeAyXxiFaneBAqY0ci3fuB