Most people, in my opinion, steal much of what they are. If they didn't what poor items they would be.

Julian Barnes
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Most people, in my opinion, steal much of what they are. If they didn't what poor items they would be. It's true that most people steal from others rather than working hard to get ahead. If you take the time to do the right thing, you will be ahead of most people.

Source: England, England

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