Orson Welles said that back in the "old days" a man's word meant something, because there was no law. Then prohibition came, which had a law that was impossible to obey. So that was the beginning of the end, when it started to become cool to break the law. He was a smart guy.
Orson Welles said that back in the "old days" a man's word meant something, because there was no law. Then prohibition came, which had a law that was impossible to obey. So that was the beginning of the end, when it started to become cool to break the law.
ReplyDeleteHe was a smart guy.