Money Quote by Charles Bukowski

“Bonuses went up. And a rich person puts the extra dollar in the bank while a poor person pays the rent. So”

— James Altucher

“the rent is a little higher here but so far I've been able to pay it and that's a miracle too like still maybe…

— Charles Bukowski

“I believe the phrase you’re looking for is ‘too much money and not enough things to spend it on.”

— Elle Lothlorien

“If it floats, flies or fucks, rent—don’t buy!”

— Stephen Coonts

“I'd never seen a place so well appointed. "This is too much," I said. "Much too much. I'd be more comfortable with something less…

— Devon Monk

“Money don't buy happiness, Gytha.' 'I only wanted to rent it for a few weeks.”

— Terry Pratchett

“Just tell me how much money I have to give you to never leave this couch.”

— Justin Halpern

“For nothing can be sole or whole. That has not been rent.”

— William Butler Yeats

“Money was a problem. Money was always a problem no matter how many bones he crushed or how much blood he let or dues…

— Laird Barron

“Anyone who said money didn't matter had never had to count the coins that fell between the cushions of the couch.”

— Nora Roberts

“If the owners are cashing out, there's no reason for you to be cashing in.”

— Peter Troob

“There is no such thing as just enough money. Only two measures: No Money and Not Enough Money.”

— John Steinbeck