After a fellow gets famous it does not take long for someone to bob up that used to sit next to him in school.

Summary

This quote humorously highlights how people from the past tend to resurface after an individual becomes famous or successful. It suggests that once someone achieves fame, individuals from their past, including acquaintances or classmates, suddenly try to re-establish a connection with them. The quote playfully implies that some people may seek a sense of association or relevance to the famous person, showcasing the transient nature of relationships and the tendency for people to attempt to capitalize on others' success.

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