Early to bed and early to rise sounds wise until the group chat discovers midnight confidence. by Benjamin Franklin

Ben, early to bed sounds wise until the fool discovers confidence after midnight.

Mark, I wrote advice for discipline, not for people negotiating with a lamp at 1 a.m.

Midnight confidence has started more bad speeches than bad whisky ever could.

Lincoln, at least whisky eventually admits what it is.

The problem is not staying up. It is mistaking exhaustion for prophecy.

A tired mind calls every weak idea urgent.

Lincoln, you brought a slogan to a conversation that asked for a thought.

Ben, the ego arrived early and the point is still in traffic.

Early to rise is useless if midnight already made all the decisions.