Heyyyy! Understood. I have deciphered (and CH or Admins can correct me if I am wrong) but all it takes is truly understanding the process back to front, front to back and then some. Familiarity as Chris says with Black's Law Dictionary. Oh the wonder in that book! I have been reading it for quite some time yet have only scratched the surface.
Anyway, here's how I see it with regard to car dealerships.
If your heart is absolutely SET on a new car, it's a bit more of a challenge from what I can tell. It would seem that private dealerships, the mom and pop places that have a car that's adequate, I'll wager the process will be simplified, in that there aren't five heads discussing the reasons it won't work and a private dealer who wants to move units and make more sales. In business, you HAVE TO be creative at times. In this case appealing that small business's best judgement, the fact that you're willing to pay the sticker price for the car and that private sellers are more motivated to work with you.
Of the dealerships I contacted for new car purchases, none said they were willing, per their "policy" as it were. I call BS on that, but I'll just say that OBVIOUSLY I am NOT talking to the right person (The Wizard aka decision maker at that dealership). I am green as well and learning as I go, but regardless I am seeing a lot less resistance with indy dealerships, some of which do have SOME new cars. Am I giving up on the dealerships for new cars? NO! There are THOUSANDS across the country.
Anyway long story short, it's as simple as knowing the program, applying Chris's wisdom when opening dialogue. Assuming you need no coaching, I'd just stop in at a dealership or two and practice. That's what I am doing this week and will share my results. But don't wait for me! There's gold in them hills! LOL.
Go for it. Start talking to dealerships, ones who are hungrier to make sales and find a car that appeals.

Am I right, Chris / Admins?

PS. On a side note, is it possible you're not 100% certain about the process? If it's possible, maybe watch the vids again. I have watched some of them two and three times.

Times over = certainty. Once you're super confident (If not already) maybe it's just a number of games and maybe you should speak to a lot more dealerships. I don't know. I'm a noob myself.