Quote by William Fink

I really don't care that I don't have what's current because whatever is at the moment, it will be infinitely better in a few months and even better months later.

I really don't care that I don't have what's current because

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's indifference towards staying up to date with the latest trends or possessions. They acknowledge that whatever is currently popular or fashionable will inevitably be surpassed by even better things in the future. Thus, the speaker's priority is not to possess what is current, but rather to await and embrace the continual progress and improvement that lies ahead.

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By William Fink

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