"Want for" is an old figure of speach meaning "lack". And mostly it would be used for a lack of some necessity. It is used so in this also old riddle.
"Want for" is an old figure of speach meaning "lack". And mostly it would be used for a lack of some necessity. It is used so in this also old riddle.
The rich has an immense want for a genuine connection with people not driven by money, which I would argue to be one of the important necessities and extraordinary experiences in life.
The rich has an immense want for a genuine connection with people not driven by money, which I would argue to be one of the important necessities and extraordinary experiences in life.
You're not wrong. You're also overanalyzing wordplay in a riddle and trying to turn it into a philosophical commentary on life.
This kills the joke.
You're not wrong. You're also overanalyzing wordplay in a riddle and trying to turn it into a philosophical commentary on life.
This kills the joke.
Good. I hope this joke dies and gets buried.
Good. I hope this joke dies and gets buried.
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