The "boiling frog" analogy illustrates the dangers of gradual change and inaction. It suggests that if a frog is placed in boiling water, it will jump out. However, if placed in warm water that is slowly heated, it will stay and eventually boil to death, unaware of the changing temperature. This metaphor highlights how people can fail to recognize or respond to slow, negative changes until it's too late, leading to a catastrophic outcome.

Marty, please tell us you are not so obsessed about the current/future status of OPA financial management that you really believe GM Viola and the Board are taking OPA association members to a financially "catastrophic outcome?"

Or are you?