It's when someone made you feel important yesterday and now acts as if you don't exist. "I don't think that anyone has ever been harmed by being quoted out of context." - Oscar Levant. The problem isn't that these words are inaccurate, but that they're supposed to be accurate. They're quotations! There is no way to accurately convey the thoughts of someone else through words alone. Even if we used the exact words spoken by the person, we could never fully express what they meant to say or how they felt at the time. This is especially true for famous people. If we tried to quote them word-for-word, it would be impossible not to change something in the statement to make it sound more appealing or relevant to our own lives. For example, if I were to write "George Clooney says never to rely on a single source of income," nobody would believe me. However, if I changed it just a little bit to "George Clooney advises not to rely solely on one source of income," then it makes sense that he wouldn't want us to do this. He's not saying that we should only use one source of income, but rather that we shouldn't depend on one source of income.