I'm building an objection handling playbook for my sales team. Below are real objection responses that led to won deals. Analyze them and help me build a systematic playbook.

**Objection: "It's too expensive"**
[Paste 2-3 real responses from your team that worked]

**Objection: "We're using [competitor] already"**
[Paste 2-3 real responses that worked]

**Objection: "This isn't a priority right now"**
[Paste 2-3 real responses that worked]

**Objection: "I need to check with my [boss/team/committee]"**
[Paste 2-3 real responses that worked]

For each objection:
1. What pattern makes these responses effective? What's the underlying principle?
2. Write 3 response variants: one for a skeptical executive, one for a cautious manager, one for an enthusiastic champion who needs ammunition for internal selling.
3. What should you NEVER say in response to this objection?