"Rearden: "The worst thing about people is not the insults they hand out, but the compliments. I couldn't bear the kind they spouted tonight, particularly when they kept saying how much everybody needs me - they, the city, the country and the whole world, I guess. Apparently, their idea of the height of glory is to deal with people who need them. I can't stand people who need me."
"Rearden to Dagny you say it, "Like a trader - who pays for what he wants. They say it like beggars who use a tin cup as a claim check.""
- Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, pg 276
"Rearden to Dagny you say it, "Like a trader - who pays for what he wants. They say it like beggars who use a tin cup as a claim check.""
- Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand, pg 276