Why Do We Agree to Things We Hate?The Texas road trip that nobody actually wanted to take

From the show

The Logic Glitch

A family drives 53 miles in a heatwave to eat a mediocre meal, only to realize later that not a single person actually wanted to go. This story introduces the Abilene Paradox, revealing how groups often manage agreement so poorly that they do the exact opposite of what they intend. It exposes the fear of speaking up and the false assumption of consensus.