Quote by Barry J. Farber

I was the only one there I never heard of.

I was the only one there I never heard of.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker was in a situation where they were unfamiliar with everyone present. They emphasize their isolation by stating that they had never heard of, or had any prior knowledge about, the individuals in that setting. This could convey a feeling of alienation, highlighting a sense of disconnection and unfamiliarity with their surroundings.

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