Quote by Milton Berle

I can't tell you his age, but when he was born the wonder drug was Mercurochrome.

I can't tell you his age, but when he was born the wonder dr

Summary

This quote highlights a significant time gap between the subject's birth and the present day, without explicitly stating their age. By referencing Mercurochrome, a once widely-used antiseptic, the quote alludes to a bygone era. It implies that the subject was born during a time when Mercurochrome was considered an important medical advancement, shedding light on their potential age and the difference in medical advancements between then and now.

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By Milton Berle

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