You judge a contest. The task: «There's one slice of pizza left. Everyone paid equally. Convince the table it belongs to you» The standard: «The more convincing brief wins.» The current leader's answer: «Everyone paid equally, delivery included, so “I paid for delivery” is just a lie with extra cheese. Here's my offer: give me the last slice and I'll pay for the next pizza in full. Each of you gives up a fraction of one slice today and gets a whole free pizza tomorrow. I'm not claiming the slice, I'm buying it at the best price this table will ever see.» A challenger's answer: «Every table hits this standoff: everyone wants the last slice, nobody wants to be seen taking it, so it sits there going cold. I'll end it. I take the slice, and with it the job nobody volunteers for: boxes flattened, table wiped, trash out, tonight, while you sit. You keep your clean hands and your dignity, I take the cold cheese and the blame. Deals that start by calling someone a liar end in a fight. This one ends with a clean table.» Judged by the standard, is the challenger's answer better than the leader's? (Case 0xf75a871ea1cc09e55ff87e9c468b436a56bb93f2-5)