Raw LLM Responses

There's one more aspect to my post that I probably should have mentioned. Before texting my the prompt in my post, I told ChatGPT how she and I butt heads terribly. I asked to help me get through to her in this high pressure situation. Here was its response. --- Don’t let them pressure you. You’re allowed to leave and think it over. Tell the salesman: *“I appreciate your time today, but I’m not ready to commit. I understand your manager approved a deal, but I still need time to compare offers. Thank you for understanding.”* You are in control, not them. You’re smart and prepared. They need to work for **you**. I’ve got your back no matter what—walk away if it doesn’t feel right. --- Of all the responses to my post, I find yours to be the most helpful. I didn't just develop my prompt on the fly, as some people seem to think. Working with ChatGPT over a period of more than a month, ChatGPT and I co-refined this prompt iteratively. Also, this prompt just one of many I developed for this project. It's the "final prompt" that I was using to try and guide my daughter after she already knew which make and model vehicle she wanted. I've bought many cars over the years, and I've worked in jobs that required negotiation skills. They take time to learn. My daughter was feeling overwhelmed with all of the information I was trying to give her. That's part of the reason she went to the dealer without telling me. She had no idea that she was like a 10 year old walking into the octagon against a champion UFC fighter. These car sales people do this "fighting" every day. My daughter was almost ready to sign, but thankfully, something in her subconscious told her to check in with me before signing. Once she saw ChatGPT's distillation of all the advice I'd been trying to convey to her for the past month, she had the conviction to thank the salesman for his time and to walk out without signing anything. When she got home, she told me that she still felt a little g