After all, as Franco would dictate, everyone was going to lose their money at some point. You may as well do so half drunk and at the mercy of a pretty smile.

Christopher Byford
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There are so many people who are willing to gamble their life savings because they believe in the hype of the investment. They don’t want to keep anything in reserve for when things fall apart. This idea is absolute nonsense because there is no guarantee that anything will fall apart. There are millions of people who have built their lives on the premise that their money will never lose its value because they never plan for an unexpected loss. This brings dishonesty to all who use this quote.

Source: Den Of Shadows

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