You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain. — Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain. — Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain. — Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain. — Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain. — Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
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You know the only rule you need to know to get on in this country? ‘Never complain, never explain.

— Amanda Craig, Hearts and Minds
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