Quote by Red Skelton

I left home because I was hungry.

I left home because I was hungry.

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker's decision to leave home was motivated by a basic need for sustenance. It implies that their hunger reached a point where it became necessary to seek out resources and opportunities outside of their familiar environment. This quote captures the desperate situation and the extent of the speaker's desperation, highlighting the compelling force that hunger can have in driving individuals to take drastic measures to satisfy their needs.

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By Red Skelton

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