I am where I am today and become a millionaire because I wear funny shoes. Is life really a pulp comedy?
The public are like children who easily get bored with their toys and throw them away like trash.
All my dreams and hopes are just to let my mother live a happy life, to buy my mother a lot of nice clothes, to take her to a quiet place in the country to recuperate, to let her do nothing but play with me.
I think the thing about who's smarter is actually overstated. It is easy for wise people to use intelligence as an excuse for lack of some important character, and to rely on superficial behavior in lieu of a diligent and prudent attitude to life. All my life I've been like a rocket, sputtering sparks, making noises, and falling silently. But Sidney has always been the backbone of the family, and whenever I've had a rough time, he'll always pull me up and keep me going. Of the two of us, he was the better one.
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