Talleyrand said that he was more afraid of a hundred sheep led by a lion than a hundred lions led by a sheep.
Personally, I’d be concerned about the hundred lions led by the sheep.
All it takes is one of those hundred lions to kill that sheep and get it out of the way.
A lion mutiny.
Then, the dead sheep’s lion lieutenant gets promoted to leader.
And you’ve got ninety-nine lions led by a lion.
Which, if you put them against a hundred sheep led by a lion, will win every time.
I’ll gladly take that bet, Talleyrand.