Quote by Rodney Dangerfield

I was an ugly kid. I worked in a pet store. People kept asking how big I get.

I was an ugly kid. I worked in a pet store. People kept aski

Summary

This quote highlights the speaker's experience as an unattractive child working in a pet store. It sheds light on the way people would often make insensitive comments about their physical appearance, specifically inquiring about their future growth and size. This statement underscores the lasting impact of society's obsession with appearances and how it can affect one's self-esteem and self-image.

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By Rodney Dangerfield

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