" it would be important to me."
There it was, the sentence from which there was no defense. In my family, when you asked a favor of someone, it was acceptable to refuse. But once the person said that it was important to them, it crossed the line and became an absolute imperative. We did not use those words frivolously, and they carried an awesome weight.
"Then I'll do it. "
― David Rosenfelt , Open and Shut (Andy Carpenter #1)
Image for Quotes
![David Rosenfelt quote : it would be important to me.](/image/2819646.jpg)
There it was, the sentence from which there was no defense. In my family, when you asked a favor of someone, it was acceptable to refuse. But once the person said that it was important to them, it crossed the line and became an absolute imperative. We did not use those words frivolously, and they carried an awesome weight.
"Then I'll do it." style="width:100%;margin:20px 0;"/>