Quote by Bernard Loiseau

We are selling dreams. We are merchants of happiness.

We are selling dreams. We are merchants of happiness.

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This quote suggests that the speaker and their profession are all about providing people with dreams and happiness. They perceive themselves as merchants who trade in intangible products that bring joy and fulfillment to others. It implies that their purpose or business revolves around positively impacting people's lives by offering them aspirations, desires, and contentment. Ultimately, their goal seems to be offering a form of escapism or satisfaction that enhances the overall well-being of individuals they serve.

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