If better is good and best is better, then does that mean that best is good? That's a fun little circular logic conundrum for you to ponder. Otherwise, this video is basically a parody of a language arts lesson on the the topic of adjectives in their comparative and superlative forms, keeping in mind, of course, that there are irregularities worthy of note such as little, less, and least or far, further, and furthest. Beyond that there are adjectives which require more and most in order to become comparative or superlative such as terrifying, more terrifying, and most terrifying. Please enjoy this little grammar lesson parody presentation and please keep in mind that this is not a serious presentation!