He never knows whether they want him for what he can do for them now — or will do for them later.


"Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" (Esquire, April 1966)


He never knows whether they want him for what he can do for them now — or will do for them later.

He never knows whether they want him for what he can do for them now — or will do for them later.

He never knows whether they want him for what he can do for them now — or will do for them later.

He never knows whether they want him for what he can do for them now — or will do for them later.