Quote by Billy Mays

Life's a pitch, then you buy.

Life's a pitch, then you buy.

Summary

This quote implies that life is like a sales pitch - a persuasive presentation aimed at convincing someone to buy or invest in something. It suggests that throughout life, we are constantly exposed to various opportunities and experiences, each presenting itself as something valuable or worth pursuing. However, the quote subtly implies a sense of skepticism, highlighting that ultimately, we make choices and decisions by "buying" into certain ideas, beliefs, or paths in life. It suggests that life is a continual process of evaluation and decision-making, with each choice leading us down a particular path.

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By Billy Mays

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