Quote by Peter Townsend

It's an ordinary day for Brian. Like, he died every day, you know.

It's an ordinary day for Brian. Like, he died every day, you

Summary

This quote suggests that the subject, Brian, experiences a monotonous and uneventful life. The phrase "died every day" implies that Brian's existence lacks excitement or meaningful experiences, as if each day passes by with no impact or fulfillment. His routine may be dull and repetitive, leaving him feeling as though he is merely going through the motions without truly living.

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