I prefer to keep fooling myself, at least for a little while longer.
Tucker Max's "Assholes Finish First" delves into the idea of self-deception and its appeal in navigating life's challenges. The quote "I prefer to keep fooling myself, at least for a little while longer," suggests that the speaker finds comfort in maintaining an illusion, even if only temporarily. This reflects a broader human tendency to evade harsh realities by clinging to naive optimism or self-delusion, which can provide a sense of relief or escape.
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