Jack KerouacI'd rather be thin than famousbut I'm fatpaste that in your broadway show
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Being a part of a show is an honor. It takes a lot of work and dedication that a lot of actors aren’t willing to do. The ones who do want to be a part of the show usually end up being ill-fated, which is why they prefer being thin. In fact, it's better if they don’t make it big as they’ll be stuck in the back row.
Source: Mexico City Blues
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