From Quotations Page:
"It isn't necessary to have relatives in Kansas City in order to be unhappy." Groucho Marx (1890-1977)
Does anyone have any clue what this quote means?
Groucho Marx Quote About Kansas City
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2 responses to “Groucho Marx Quote About Kansas City”
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He’s equating having relatives and living in Kansas City. Relatives make you unhappy, at least according to Groucho, just like living in Kansas City.
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My initial take was that to “have relatives in Kansas City” is what makes you unhappy. That made no sense. Your interpretation makes much more sense.
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