Quote by Joe E. Louis

He can run but he can't hide.

He can run but he can't hide.

Summary

This quote suggests that someone may try to escape or avoid a situation, but ultimately, they will not be successful in doing so. It implies that no matter how hard someone may try to evade a problem, it will eventually catch up to them and they will have to face the consequences or realities of their actions. It encapsulates the idea that one cannot truly escape from their past or their responsibilities.

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