I agree.
BTW, I’m not an attorney and I’ve never played one on TV. So my understanding of law and particularly FL law is not that of an expert. I appreciate your careful instruction.
It's something I regret daily and apologize for almost daily.
You learn some law in law school, but at the larger law schools a lot of what they teach you is a system of thinking (that drives you crazy for the rest of your life and annoys everyone around you).
No matter what the law is, you can always find facts that make the law irrelevant. And no matter what the facts are, you need to know what the law is.
Then, the annoying part is that the words used in the law almost always have specific meanings, or require specific tests, given them through multiple appellate court opinions, that aren't the general meanings used in common conversation or found in normal dictionaries.
It's enough to drive you crazy (although for me, that would have been a short trip, even on foot).