Quote by Stephen King

Good luck is just bad luck with its hair combed.

Good luck is just bad luck with its hair combed.

Summary

This quote suggests that luck is impartial and unpredictable in nature. It highlights the idea that a stroke of good luck is essentially the same as bad luck, but it appears more favorable or desirable due to slight circumstances or external factors. The metaphorical image of combing the hair represents the idea of presenting luck in a more polished or appealing way. Ultimately, this quote emphasizes that luck is subjective and can be influenced by perception, making it inherently transient and inconsistent.

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By Stephen King

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