👉 The term "stick e" is an amusing acronym that means "Yes, I'll go through this," where "yes" is a polite nod to a yes response and "I'll" can be interpreted as the word "let's do this." For instance:
Imagine you're going on a long hike in nature. The first day, you decide to keep moving forward at 10 miles per hour. By the second day, your pace has dropped to 5 miles per hour because the terrain is steeper and there are fewer trees for cover. So, by the third day, you have slowed down to a comfortable walking speed of 3 miles per hour. But wait! You don't have a map or compass with you. You're in a dense forest that doesn't have any signs or landmarks telling you how far you need to go. Your next step is to stick "e" (which stands for "end") and head straight ahead, knowing full well that it's going to be a long walk. So, by the fourth day, you're halfway around the forest when you realize there's no way out. You start to panic and try to push yourself forward. But as time goes on, your body starts to tell you you've reached your limit of endurance. Suddenly, an old man comes up to you and says, "You need to stop here and wait for help!" "But I'm not going anywhere," you say. "I'll stick 'e'."
