Summary
This quote is a playful expression of a common sentiment that arises when one feels left out or excluded from a favorable situation. Using Noah and his party missing the boat as a metaphor, it implies that sometimes it would be preferable to have had unfortunate circumstances lead to one's exclusion, thus avoiding a less desirable outcome. It captures the irony of situations where being left out could be seen as a better alternative to participating in an event or situation that turns out to be disappointing or regrettable.
By Mark Twain
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