Assume this is part of the questions of a test and you're asked to explain your answer during the interview...

Do you agree with this statement.?

FTC.I agree ,plan B means you are not sure of plan A

No. ..always have a back up plan

gabbidonb:
FTC.I agree ,plan B means you are not sure of plan A

Interviewer: So you're trying to imply that you can fly a plan with just one engine? And risk the journey, your destination and hundreds of lives on-board should in case the engine fails?

ayourbamie:
No. ..always have a back up plan

Interviewer: In other words are you saying "always make sure you have weak plans and other weaker plans to make a strong plan in a whole?" Kindly give me an instance when your backup plan came through to save a situation...

fleps:


Interviewer: In other words are you saying "always make sure you have weak plans and other weaker plans to make a strong plan in a whole?" Kindly give me an instance when your backup plan came through to save a situation...

well well well, I have a girlfriend whom I want to marry... in case she dumps me and marry someone else. I have a side chick who's willing and ready to take her place.. my babe is in my plan for the future... but it won't cost anything to make side chick the real deal
did I make any sense?

ayourbamie:

well well well, I have a girlfriend whom I want to marry... in case she dumps me and marry someone else. I have a side chick who's willing and ready to take her place.. my babe is in my plan for the future... but it won't cost anything to make side chick the real deal
did I make any sense?

In this case are u trying to justify that cheating can qualify for a backup plan?