An example would be:
Having a #12 pick is like having $20k in hand to use on a new car or SUV, while already having a 2016 Camry and a 2016 RAV4. The vehicles available are a 2017 Camry and a 2017 RAV4. Your wife constantly complains about your 2016 RAV4. If you go for the 2017 RAV4, not only do you have a newer car but your wife is also satisfied.
On the other hand, having the #6 pick is like having $40k in hand and your options are a 2020 Camry and a 2020 RAV4. But wait, a 2021 Mercedes SUV has a special discount that became available to you for $40k. You don’t get that opportunity with only $20k in hand.
There are no 2021 Mercedes SUV’s coming down with a discount to $20k when you’re picking at #12.