But it was I, yes I, who discovered the link between excessive masturbation and entry into politics!
In a humorous commentary, Woody Allen claims to have made a unique observation connecting excessive masturbation with a career in politics. This statement reflects his characteristic comedic style, where he often explores the absurdities of human behavior and societal norms through satire.
The quote plays on the idea that personal habits can influence public life and offers a playful critique of politicians. Allen's wit shines as he suggests that private vices might be intertwined with one's public ambitions, prompting readers to reflect on the quirks of those in power.
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