Status Updates From No Country for Old Men

... about it, it ain't even a problem, it's just a aggravation. And the truth is, I don't have no more idea of the world that is brewing out there than what Harold did."

"But the thing about them letters was you could tell that the world she was planning on him coming back to was not ever going to be here. Easy to see now, 60 some years on. But they just had no notion at all. You can say you like it or you don't like it, but it don't change nothing. I've told my deputies more than once that you fix what you can fix and you let the rest go. If there ain't nothing to be done about...

"It was like a ball player told me one time. He said that if he had some slight injury and it bothered him a little bit, nagged at him, he generally played better. It kept his mind focused on one thing instead of a hundred. I can understand that. Not that it changes anything.
I thought if I lived my life in the strictest way I knew how, that I would not ever again have a thing that would eat on me that away."