A Humorous Take on the Impossibility of Pleasing Everyone
This comic strip illustrates the futility of trying to avoid offending others by progressively shortening the phrase "Don't judge a book by its cover." As the speaker reduces the statement to "Don't judge a book," "Don't judge," "Don't," and finally "Do," they are met with an increasingly angry mob representing various groups, including book cover artists, critics, judges, Nike, people with anxiety, and linguists. The visual humor highlights the idea that no matter how one phrases an opinion or action, there will always be someone who finds a reason to be upset or offended, suggesting that it is impossible to satisfy everyone.
Trying to please everyone is impossible, and only a fool would try. It also makes you a pushover, and nobody likes pushovers — even the people that would have otherwise liked you. And since nobody likes you, you won’t be happy with you, either. So trying to please everyone means
From Where did you steal it? The artist deserves some credit! Source? Captain?
The morale of the story is: No matter what you do, people will find a reason to hade you. ...and probably, some will hate me now, too
Retarded slop.
Whatever happens you can't make everyone happy. So make yourself happy and forget about what others feel.
D - OP
Moral of the story: Everything you do or say will piss of *somebody*. So just take your pick.
No potato? Fuck you!
Where potato?
thats the most effort i am gonna do