Quote by Craig Kilborn

I have a wonderful respect for old people.

I have a wonderful respect for old people.

Summary

This quote expresses the speaker's admiration and reverence for people who are elderly. It suggests that the speaker holds a deep appreciation for those who have lived a long life, valuing their experiences, wisdom, and contributions. It reflects the idea that old age is worthy of respect and recognition, emphasizing the importance of honoring and valuing the elderly in society.

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