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Listener discretion is advised. Oh, The classic 1942 film Casablanca is often called the most quotable movie of all time.

And it's easy to see why.

Here's looking at you, kid. We'll always have Paris. This looks like the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

Humphrey Bogart delivers every line with his signature staccato perfection. But there's one particular line from

the movie that's always stuck with me, one that never really gets the credit it deserves.

Bogart's character Rick is approached by a shady black market businessman

and seeing that Rick is giving him the cold shoulder,

the man asks,

You despise me, don't you?

To which Rick responds, if I gave you any thought,

I suppose I would. It's a devastating response,

because to him, the man wasn't even worth thinking about it all.

Throughout the early 2000s there was a particular man who believed he'd been seriously wronged, treated unfairly and unjustly

by a certain group of people. Day after day, these perceived offenses continued eating away at him,

and he constantly blamed others for everything wrong in his life,

which had fallen into utter shambles.

Ultimately, consumed by his rage, he decided to take revenge against anyone he believed had done him wrong, and it wasn't a short list.

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