Quote by Mickey Spillane
Those big-shot writers could never dig the fact that there are more salted peanuts consumed than caviar.
Summary
This quote criticizes acclaimed writers who overlook the realities of everyday life. It highlights their detachment from the common people's experiences by using the example of a preference for salted peanuts over caviar. The quote implies that these "big-shot" writers focus on more luxurious or high-brow subjects but fail to recognize the widespread appeal and significance of simpler, more relatable things consumed by a larger population. It suggests that true understanding and appreciation of real life is often found in the everyday and ordinary rather than in the realms of elitism and exclusivity.
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