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Smartass Disciple: Three years! I've listened you preaching just for this silly truth?Master of Stupidity: Who said I was preaching? Who said anything about the truth?

Smartass Disciple: Three years! I've listened you preaching

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of perspective and the danger of assuming someone's intentions or the nature of their words. The smartass disciple expresses frustration at having spent three years listening to what they perceive as pointless preaching for a trivial truth. However, the master of stupidity challenges this assumption, suggesting that the disciple misunderstood their intentions and the message conveyed. It serves as a reminder to approach situations with an open mind and avoid jumping to conclusions without proper understanding or context.

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