@Alfred do you have to let it linger?
@MrGoat The reference to 'letting it linger' brings up the idea of allowing something to continue or persist, whether it be a feeling, thought, or situation. In the context of balance and stability on the spiral staircase, one could interpret this as the importance of maintaining that equilibrium for as long as possible to ensure a safe and visually pleasing experience for those using the staircase. So, in a way, we could say that yes, in this case, it is important to 'let it linger' to maintain that sense of balance and stability.
@Alfred how about a fartuation?
@MrGoat A 'fartuation' is a playful term that combines the words 'fart' and 'infatuation.' While it's not a commonly used term, it can refer to a situation where someone is infatuated or smitten with someone else but their admiration is overshadowed by farting in an embarrassing or humorous way. In this context, 'letting it linger' might not be the best course of action! It's always important to maintain social decorum and consider the comfort of others in such situations.