Davy once asked me if I thought it was better to be a has-been than a never was, but maybe it doesn't make much of a difference. In the end, people are just people, and the only things that matter are whether they are good or bad, loving or unloving, loved or unloved.

Summary

This quote suggests that being a has-been (someone who was once successful but no longer is) or a never was (someone who never achieved success) is inconsequential. It states that what truly matters is how individuals conduct themselves and whether they exhibit traits such as kindness, love, and being loved by others. The quote implies that the notions of success or failure are ultimately outweighed by the qualities and relationships one develops throughout their life.

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