Quote by Yogi Berra

Thank you for making this day necessary.

Thank you for making this day necessary.

Summary

This quote is often attributed to playwright and humorist Samuel Goldwyn. It is a seemingly sarcastic remark that suggests the speaker is not genuinely grateful for the event or situation that has occurred. Instead, they imply that the actions or behaviors of others have created a situation or event that requires their presence, and they are being dismissive or ironic in their expression of gratitude. The quote may serve as a lighthearted way of conveying displeasure or dissatisfaction with the circumstances.

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By Yogi Berra

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