love is for children. he owes me a debt.

"The whole city packed into automobiles and all weekend, every weekend, ended up at Gatsby's. And I mean everyone: from every walk of life, from every corner of New York City, this kaleidoscopic carnival spilled through Gatsby's door. A caravansary of billionaire play-boy publishers, and their blonde nurses. Heiresses comparing inheritances on Gatsby's beach. My boss, Walter Chase, losing money at the roulette tables. Gossip columnists alongside gangsters and governors exchanging telephone numbers. Film stars, Broadway directors, morality protectors, high school defectors and Ewing Klipspringer, dubious descendant of Beethoven!"

“Freedom always has a price.”

You know, I've seen manuscript abbreviations that looked like text-speak, but hand-drawing emojis to stand in for the word ceann (head) in a passage about Cú Chulainn being beheaded is taking that all to a new level

(The line from another manuscript: "Is ann sin d'éirgedar datha aille iongantacha do cheann Choingculoinn")

"I have to work, work, work…"

"It seems like they're ripping me off ??"

"They're trapping me with the laws"