Shot in the face
Shot in the face
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I used to take perspective from this kind of stuff, but then I realized that almost everything is relative to everything else. I mean, when you think about it, or at least when I do, if the guy is smiling and enjoying his day what makes his life worse than some smiling movie star that drives by him?
I don't know, maybe his life is worse, but I guess what I mean is does that really matter? I mean what to we achieve by rating each other's quality of lives on such broad scales when everybody is so different that we couldn't even begin to understand what it's like to be someone else.