Quote by John C. Metzler, Comment prior t

I will tell each person what I have told others in the past

I will tell each person what I have told others in the past

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker believes in consistency and honesty in their communication. They disclose the same information or advice to everyone, emphasizing transparency and equal treatment. It reflects a principled approach as the speaker acknowledges not tailoring their message to different individuals, ensuring they remain fair and straightforward in their communication style.

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By John C. Metzler, Comment prior t

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