Some men, like Balzac’s Goriot, are made of money, and when it ends so do they.
May 092013
You never find people endeavoring to convince you that you may live very happily upon a plentiful fortune.
–Johnson
Some men, like Balzac’s Goriot, are made of money, and when it ends so do they.
For favors you pay three times over.
The American upper middle class has largely given up sex and alcohol in favor of litigation and insurance fraud.
It hurts less to give up the luxury than the idea that you can afford it.
Wealth can be pursued cooperatively, but fame is to the death.
No one is unprincipled until he is successful.
It speaks well for money that people say it can’t buy everything.
Get-rich-quick schemes do less harm than get-wise-quick ones.
Money doesn’t solve problems, it dissolves them.