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Among mankind money is far more persuasive than logical argument. By Euripides Logic, Money, Persuasion, Persuasive, Value
When future historians look back on our way of curing inflation, they’ll probably compare it to bloodletting in the Middle Ages. By Lee lacocca Economics, Inflation, Middle Ages, Sarcastic
People who say money can’t buy happiness just don’t know where to shop. By Tom Shivers Funny, Money, Shopping
Psychiatrists say it’s not good for man to keep too much to himself. The Internal Revenue Service says the same thing. By Harold Smith Economics, Funny, Sarcastic, Taxes, Therapist
At twenty, we don’t care what the world thinks of us; at thirty, we worry about what it’s thinking of us; at forty, we discover it isn’t thinking about us at all. By Anonymous Powerful, Thoughtful, Wise
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An optimist is a man who starts a crossword puzzle with a fountain pen. By Anonymous Optimist, Pessimist
