A toppled wooden pawn beside a single die and a small corner of a chessboard on a teal background.

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Carl

Sully, you're the only guy I know still dumb enough to believe in luck.

— Nobody's Fool

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker teases Sully as the only person they know who is still foolish enough to trust in luck. It reads as a ribbing insult, calling the belief naive, while also singling Sully out as stubbornly hopeful in a way nobody else seems to be.

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