How much credence do you give to Outliers?

After co- presenting to a too-large-group in a too-small-space with too-little, I mean none-at-all-air-conditioning, my colleague and I read the evaluations.  Comments ranged from "presenters did a great job" to "uncomfortable chairs" to "too hot in here to learn", all of which were likely true, in part. 
Despite the over 120-person decent feedback we received, one person wrote, "Presenters were rather dry".  What?  I wanted to scream.  We weren't dry.  We were sweating with the rest of you!!  Oh, I suppose that isn't what they meant.  Nevertheless, I kept waking up the entire next night, thinking about that comment.  I have been accused a time or two of being overly passionate about my subject.  I have been accused of being a tad too  optimistic about life, in general.  But I can't say anyone has ever accused me of being dry.  I took it hard.
Logical, reasonable Dave kept reminding me, "That person didn't want to be there anyway, the day before school started ---in a hot, overcrowded cafeteria with stinky seating".  
Right, but they said I was dry.  
*Sigh* was Dave's reply.
Why must I focus on the one negative in a sea of good feedback?  Hmmmm....I suppose it is because, no matter how hard I pray to not do this, I strive for perfection in much of everything I do.

Just for today, I am going to pray a bit harder for the serenity to know I've done a good job, even when someone may not believe that to be true.  And just for today, I pledge to pay attention to the masses, instead of losing sleep over the outliers.  Promise.

Happy Communicating!
Shelly