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Blair Litton

Oh, you think anyone who's proud of the work we do is an ass-kisser.

— Broadcast News  ·  1987

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What it means

Our interpretation.

This is an accusation thrown back at someone: the speaker feels that taking pride in shared work is being dismissed as mere flattery. It exposes a cynic's habit of treating sincere commitment as suck-up behavior, and it stings because the speaker clearly cares about the work.

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