"If the police ever try to pick me up, Michael Jackson told me I can hide out at his house"
- Gilbert Gottfried
About this Quote
This quote by Gilbert Gottfried is a funny reference to the friendship in between him and Michael Jackson. It implies that Jackson was a generous and loyal buddy who wanted to assist Gottfried out in a time of need. The quote likewise suggests that Jackson was a person of impact and power, as he had the ability to use Gottfried a safe house from the authorities. It also suggests that Jackson was an individual of excellent wealth, as he was able to use Gottfried a place to stay. The quote is a testimony to the relationship in between the two, and it reveals that Jackson was an individual who was willing to head out of his way to help his good friends.
This quote is written / told by Gilbert Gottfried somewhere between February 28, 1955 and today. He/she was a famous Comedian from USA.
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