David McCulloughRemove yourself, sir!
About This Quote
Remove yourself, sir! is a common expression of encouragement. The expression is used to address someone who is making an inappropriate or inappropriate comment. The expression is sometimes used by other people as well, such as parents who are responding to their children.
Source: John Adams
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