A friend you have to buy won't be worth what you pay for him.

Summary

This quote implies that true friendships cannot be bought or acquired through material means. The value of a friend should come from genuine connections, trust, and mutual support, which cannot be obtained by simply spending money. It emphasizes the importance of authentic relationships, suggesting that trying to purchase a friend will not yield a fulfilling or meaningful bond. Genuine friendships require time, effort, and emotional investment in order to be truly valuable.

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