Someone from a business aristocratic background and a former variety show host indeed tends to develop a habit of speaking recklessly. Everyone understands this. But what's interesting is that this brother has never been definitively proven to have a record of dishonesty—at least I haven't seen any concrete public cases.

This reminds me of an old saying: don't just listen to what a person says; you have to see what they actually do. Slogans and reality are often two different things.

Especially at the decision-making level, if someone frequently makes bold threats publicly and then completely reverses course, dignity and credibility are out of the question. But if what he says and what he does mostly align? Then that's a different story. This kind of consistency is what’s worth observing.