In one of Heinliein books, I found a quote that goes (something like) "with certain types you must step on their toes until they apologize.”
Where is it coming from?
P.S.
I asked 5 AI's and got 5 different answers
I went on a Heinlein spree in my early 20s and read probably 70% of his works, excluding the stuff written for kids.
Now at more than twice that age, I am considering revisiting the work for my summer reading list, which I want to have in place fairly soon.
Would love to hear if anyone else has done the same?
What if there was a crossover dinner party with
Lazarus Long
Sherlock Holmes
Gandalf
Spock
Who leaves first?
Who takes over the conversation?
And who secretly pays the bill?
I think Ol' Buddy Boy talks everyone under the table, Gandalf leaves first because Orcs are sniffing around the Shire, and not sure who pays. Maybe Spock?
What do you think?