you're rich in love you're great bed you'll see the world you'll knock 'em dead and all the thick books that you've read will count for nothing in the end

Summary

This quote emphasizes that material wealth, accomplishments, and knowledge hold little significance in the grand scheme of life. It suggests that love, personal growth, experiencing the world, and leaving a lasting impact on others are ultimately more valuable and fulfilling. Regardless of one's possessions, fame, or intellectual prowess, it implies that the true measure of a meaningful life lies in the intangible qualities and connections we cultivate.

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