I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one w — Max Barry, Machine Man
I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one w — Max Barry, Machine Man
I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one w — Max Barry, Machine Man
I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one w — Max Barry, Machine Man
I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one w — Max Barry, Machine Man
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I read once that you need two things to be happy: any two of health, money, and love. You can cover the absense of one with the other two... But now I realized this was unmitigated bullshit, because health and money did not compare with love at all.

— Max Barry, Machine Man
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