Path of least resistance

Okay kiddo, let me explain the "path of least resistance" to you like you're five.

Imagine you're outside and you want to get to the other side of a big field. You see there's a path that's already been made by people walking on it over and over again. This is the "path of least resistance" because it's easier to walk on since the grass is already flattened down and you don't have to push your way through tall grass.

But maybe you see another area that doesn't have a path yet. If you try to walk through that area, it will be much harder because you'll have to push through the tall grass and maybe even some bushes. This is the "path of more resistance."

In life, we often choose the path of least resistance because it's easier and requires less effort. For example, if you have a choice between eating a healthy salad or a whole bunch of candy, the candy might be the path of least resistance because it's easier to grab and tastier. But in the long run, the salad is better for your body.

So remember, even though the path of least resistance might seem easier at first, it's not always the best choice in the long run. It's important to consider all of your options and choose what's best for you.