Quote by Roy Blount, Jr.

If a cat spoke, it would say things like Hey, I don't see the problem here.

If a cat spoke, it would say things like Hey, I don't see th

Summary

This quote suggests that if cats could talk, they would offer nonchalant and indifferent responses to situations. By stating, "Hey, I don't see the problem here," it implies that cats perceive themselves as detached and unconcerned about issues that humans often find important or troubling. The quote humorously highlights the common perception of cats being independent and indifferent creatures.

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Cats

By Roy Blount, Jr.

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