The Last Two words become the First Two Words

[Pete!]

Read that report with an open mind.

[Corrine]

Open mind means being willing to consider other perspectives.

[Pete!]

Other perspectives were not considered valid.

[Corrine]

Considered valid is an understatement.

[Pete!]

An understatement minimizes the impact.

[Corrine]

The impact of a major storm can create considerable damage.

[Pete!]

Considerable damage was avoided by putting the car in the garage during the hurricane.

[Corrine]

The hurricane did horrendous damage to many homes.

[Pete!]

Many homes have crippling mortgages.

[Corrine]

Crippling mortgages result in people homeless.

[Pete!]

People homeless because of tax liens cannot afford to support the politician's foolish spending.

[Corrine]

Foolish spending appears to be an everyday occurrence.

[Pete!]

Everyday occurrence eventually ceases to be noteworthy.

[Corrine]

Be noteworthy is not an easy position to obtain.

[Pete!]

To obtain gold dig a mineshaft.