Can Three or More Lines Really Be Concurrent? Understanding Concurrent Lines or How Do You Prove That

OP here—wow, thanks for all the replies! Didn’t expect so many examples.

I tried the star and pizza slice thing, and it totally makes sense now. Also, GeoGebra is a game-changer for visualizing this.

Follow-up Q: Are there any *non-symmetrical* examples of concurrent lines? Like, where the angles are all different but they still meet?

Y’all are the best!