Ben Schneider > Quotes

“Even when the penalty is death, people still break the law...but not repeatedly.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Too many women think verbal abuse and black eyes are what true love is all about.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“You can't have a mistress without distress.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“I don't need to try new things; I've already found the best things...starting with God.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Motivation is good, until it's mixed with stupidity. Then it becomes hazardous.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Despite what much of the world believes, being single is no sign of failure.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Kindness is a sign of maturity and it forms options. Rudeness is a sign of low IQ and it forms barriers.”
― Ben Schneider

“Persistence and manners: two things an effective leader never lacks.”
― Ben Schneider

“The easier you get lonely, the harder your life will be.”
― Ben Schneider

“Our misfortunes always make better stories than our good fortunes.”
― Ben Schneider

“Despite how many quotes I come up with, I find listening more rewarding than talking.”
― Ben Schneider

“Womanizers: happy today, lonely tomorrow.”
― Ben Schneider

“News that only benefits you is not news worth sharing.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Driving a car worth over $100K is like telling vandals and gold-diggers to target you first.”
― Ben Schneider

“No good ever came from showing off or bragging.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Control freaks seem determined to control everything and everyone...except themselves.”
― Ben Schneider

“Are children really a gift from God? I thought God made no one pregnant since the Virgin Mary.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“Only some problems stand in our path. Most problems stay buried. So why go through life with a shovel?”
― Ben Schneider

“If your best punchline is 'I'm kidding' you may not be as funny as you think.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain

“I never understood poor people who pretend to be rich. The reverse makes more sense.”
― Ben Schneider, Chrome Mountain