It's easy to letyourself be taken inby new acquaintances. You ascribe to themall manner...

[Orson] It's easy to let
yourself be taken in
by new acquaintances. You ascribe to them
all manner of noble qualities, simply because you don't
know them well enough. [elevator bell dings] But you will almost always
end up disappointed. Sooner or later, you always
reach a certain point, an occasion where their
true self breaks through. One way of dealing with that
is simply to assume
the worst of people