"I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad and to travel for it too!"

This quote by William Shakespeare is a reflection on the significance of pleasure and joy in life. He is suggesting that it is better to have a fool to make him merry than to have experience that makes him unfortunate. He is also suggesting that it deserves travelling for pleasure and joy, instead of for experience that may bring unhappiness. This quote is a reminder that life is too brief to be spent in unhappiness which it is essential to seek out joy and happiness. It is likewise a suggestion that it is worth travelling to find pleasure and happiness, even if it suggests going out of one's comfort zone. Eventually, this quote is a suggestion to value the little minutes of joy and happiness in life, and to seek them out anywhere possible.