Quote by Joan Rivers

Can we talk?


Can we talk?

Summary

This quote is a simple question that is often used as an opening line to initiate a conversation. It conveys the speaker's desire to engage in a discussion or dialogue with someone. By asking "Can we talk?", the person is expressing their intention to communicate and create an opportunity for open and meaningful conversation. Ultimately, it seeks to establish a connection and initiate a dialogue between individuals.

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