Lots of people know a good thing the minute the other fellow sees it first.

Summary

This quote implies that, often, people tend to recognize and appreciate the value of something only when they see someone else recognizing it first. It suggests that individuals rely on the opinions or actions of others to validate their own judgments and sometimes fail to trust their own instincts or insights. It highlights human tendencies to be influenced by popular opinion and the fear of missing out on something valuable, rather than making independent assessments.

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