No really. If you only have seven years left, that means the Reaper will be dropping round for tea and buns in about 61, 000 hours from now. You therefore shouldn’t be wasting time by pootling to the garden centre at walking pace. So come on, grandad. The clock’s ticking. Pedal to the metal. Or you’ll be in your flowerbed before the plants you bought. Jeremy Clarkson
About This Quote

This quote is about how to get things done. It is also about how to have better relationships. You were told not to waste time while you are alive, but while you are still alive, you should do things that really matter. This can be achieved by following the advice given in this quote.

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