Quote by Johnny Depp

You use your money to buy privacy because during most of your life you aren't allowed to be normal.

You use your money to buy privacy because during most of you

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that individuals with fame, influence, or significant wealth often sacrifice their privacy in order to maintain their public image. The implication is that being "normal" or enjoying a sense of privacy is a luxury that is denied to those constantly in the public eye. As a result, people with means may resort to using their resources to create a private space or shield themselves from public scrutiny. This quote underscores the challenges faced by those in the spotlight and captures the notion that privacy can be seen as a form of luxury or escape from the constant glare of attention.

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By Johnny Depp

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