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If the table moves, move with it.

If the table moves, move with it.

Summary

This quote suggests that in order to adapt and succeed, one should be flexible and willing to adjust to new circumstances. It emphasizes the importance of being agile and open to change, rather than resisting or being stuck in one's ways. By recognizing the need to move along with the shifting table, metaphorically representing changing situations, this quote highlights the value of embracing uncertainty and being adaptable in order to navigate through life's various challenges and opportunities.

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