The questions are insane, they are not actually questions if the asker answers them. The inside of a brain, where internal conversations occur, is a different domain, don't do it out loud. Eyes are revealing, the darting, the squinting, the lookaways, the glares, the blinks, the tears. Watch those glimpses, those little glimpses. Or the empty eyes, those reaching for words, or thoughts, those that are sadly vacant.
Smart people are obvious, the dumb not as much, but even the dumb can fool fools. The most obvious of the dumb is the vocal dumb who are convinced they are smart, usually through delusion or insecurity, or both. Eventually, their dumbness emerges due to actual dumbness, the dumb should be quieter, but they won't take advice. Not that smart, not that dumb, right down the middle here, the gonzo way. Hooray for the B minus, cheers for the bell curve center, respect to Tony Romo.
Boycotts have consequences. Disrespect a boycott, pay the price. Pull the plug after 1 day, be ignored, be rightly mocked, be boycotted for boycott abuse. Call it a strike, or a fit, or call it grieving, if appropriate. Boycotts are for customers, not employees.