Quote by Sean Penn

You tolerate me, you really tolerate me. Accepting his Independent Spirit Award

You tolerate me, you really tolerate me. Accepting his Indep

Summary

This quote is a humorous play on the famous acceptance speech line by actress Sally Field, "You like me, right now, you like me!" It suggests that the speaker may not necessarily believe they are beloved or well-received by others, but rather are grateful that they are at least tolerated. It emphasizes a sense of self-awareness, modesty, and possibly a touch of self-deprecating humor.

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