Thought: “You can’t buy happiness, but you can buy snacks — which is nearly the same.”
Explanation: The Sage has long observed that while philosophers argue endlessly about the meaning of life, the rest of us are usually content with a packet of crisps. Happiness may be elusive, but snacks are available at every corner shop and require no deep meditation to acquire.
Some will protest that true joy lies in love, purpose, or enlightenment. Yet even the most profound moments of human experience can be enhanced by the timely arrival of biscuits. The Sage argues that while snacks cannot solve all of life’s problems, they can certainly make waiting for solutions more bearable.
Of course, there is wisdom in moderation — though The Sage is quick to point out that moderation itself can also be enjoyed with a snack in hand. After all, life’s greatest truths are rarely found on an empty stomach.
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