live to eat , not eat to live
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obviously . correct........live to eat but not eat to live
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in actual way - this phrase is used by lord Henry in 1933 in France meet @dinner with sub ordinator of other countries . He saw a man underlying a carriage way infront of the exit door of building.
That person literally needs some bucks to feed himself up but all in vain as he was drunk .
Doing nothing , lord just put some snacks in his plate and proceed to feed the drunker , never the less when he recognised that the drunker was his class mate only when his face lighten up.
that time he just narrate that word : MY PAL YOU ARE HERE TO LIVE...BUT FOR LIVING YOU HAVE TO EAT..& U R DOING IT WRONG RIGHT NOW ... DONT EAT TO LIVE.
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