“The young compliment their greatness on the number of their friends; the old, on the confidence of them.”- Norm Macdonald (pic: 1995)
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Thought this was a scene from “Mask”
At first scroll lol
The quote is from _Maxims And Moral Reflections_ by Norman Macdonald, 1827. Not from Norman Gene Macdonald.
Norm was much-loved and much-hated by some for his unique approach to humor and what he was willing to do—or not do in his comedy. For those with a heart, seek out his touching tribute to David Letterman, just before Letterman retired. Those not visually inclined will enjoy his radio bits with Dennis Miller, where he incorporated a ventriloquist dummy.