Did X become more successful than Twitter under Elon Musk? As they say on Wall Street, dividends will show. By the way, during the peak of Twitter’s popularity in 2016, there was one person on Wall Street who constantly rubbed shoulders with the most influential people in our world, gathering all the most interesting things these people said.
He posted quotes from these people on his Twitter page, titling it “Overheard in Elevators on Wall Street.” However sharp, arrogant, and ironic these quotes might be, they amazingly accurately reveal the truth about life. AdmiGram.com closely examines the 20 most poignant phrases about the structure of our world from people who own 80% of its wealth.
20 brilliant quotes about life from the wolves of Wall Street
- Music was better when ugly people were allowed to sing.
- Before expressing your opinion on Syria, you should first point out this country on the map.
- A good harvest is where manure is well applied.
- The greatest injustice of our world order is that stupidity does not cause pain to its carrier.
- Children grasp the meaning of our world very early, especially by the example that Santa loves rich kids more.
- Marriage is betting half your assets that you’ll love her forever.
- Most people are such that even in a movie about their life, they would play a supporting role.
- The greatest foolishness of our time is to emulate celebrities, especially considering the fact of how irresponsible and careless their lives are.
- Obesity and hunger are the two biggest problems of society. This very well explains the essence of human nature.
- If her first phone was an iPhone – she’s too young for you.
- It’s strange, but for most people in this world, working hard, eating right, exercising, and buying only what you can afford is the hardest thing in the world.
- Darwin with his evolution was wrong only because he did not take into account the fact that smart people always have fewer children than stupid ones.
- True composure and coolness these days are to meet with friends without once looking at your phone.
- How to understand that you’re dealing with a careless person? Look at their phone – they always carry them in cases.
- The names of those who are not on social networks can always be easily found on Google, and vice versa.
- When asked how you’re doing – always lie that you’re doing well, especially if you’re actually doing much better.
image on top: The Wolf of Wall Street / Appian Way Productions, Paramount Pictures
