Quote by Phil Donahue

At first, I thoroughly enjoyed being famous.

At first, I thoroughly enjoyed being famous.

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The quote suggests that the individual initially found great satisfaction in being well-known and celebrated. This could be due to the attention, perks, or validation that comes with fame. Their fondness toward fame implies that it brought them joy and fulfillment in the beginning. However, it remains unclear whether their view on being famous changes over time or if there are any underlying consequences or drawbacks associated with it.

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