A plaque remaining from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem.

Above, a 1934 plaque from the Big Apple Night Club at West 135th Street and Seventh Avenue in Harlem. Discarded as trash in 2006. Now a Popeyes fast food restaurant on Google Maps.

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Entry from January 30, 2020
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce before”

“Money can’t buy happiness” is a proverb that has been cited in English since at least 1821. There have been many jocular variations of the proverb.
       
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce” is a marriage saying that has been printed on many images. “Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never got a divorce!” was posted on Twitter by Crystal Universe on April 7, 2011. “Those who say ‘money can’t buy happiness’ have obviously never paid for a divorce” was posted on Twitter by Leslie Shankle on September 4, 2012. “RT ‘@idigcrazychics: Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce before’” was posted on Twitter by Amy on September 25, 2013.
 
   
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Crystal Universe
@irocubabe
Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never got a divorce!
10:08 AM · Apr 7, 2011·TweetCaster
 
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Leslie Shankle
@LeslieShankle
Those who say “money can’t buy happiness” have obviously never paid for a divorce
6:09 PM · Sep 4, 2012·Twitter for iPhone
 
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The Blue Heretic
@TheBlueHeretic
Whoever said money can’t buy happiness has obviously never paid for a divorce.
10:14 PM · Sep 9, 2012·Twitter Web Client
     
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CorrieBeth🖤
@corriebedgar
those who say “money can’t buy happiness” clearly have never paid for a divorce 😏
3:53 PM · Sep 17, 2012·Twitter for iPad
 
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nikki campbell
@nikkillcampbell
Who ever said money couldnt buy happiness has obviously never paid for a divorce !
9:16 PM · Sep 17, 2012·Twitter for Android
   
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Maid in Canada
@jantre
Anyone who says money can’t buy happiness has never paid for a divorce.
6:01 PM · Sep 20, 2012·Twitter for BlackBerry®
       
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Newfy lover (ړײ)
@newfylover1
Whoever said “Money can’t buy happiness”  has clearly never paid for a divorce.
7:46 AM · Oct 15, 2012·TweetDeck
 
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Michael Antonelli
@TheMantonelli
“whoever said money can’t buy happiness never had to pay through a divorce” -man at arlington pizza.
6:37 PM · Nov 2, 2012·Twitter for BlackBerry®
 
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Squad19
@squad19mpls
People that say “money doesn’t buy happiness” obviously have never been divorced.
10:59 PM · Sep 9, 2013·Twitter Web Client
   
Twitter
Amy
@musicaddict75
RT “@idigcrazychics: Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce before.”
2:47 AM · Sep 25, 2013·Twitter for Android
   
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Jane Marais Scholtz
@JaneMscholtz
Whoever said money can’t buy happiness never paid for a divorce before.
3:01 AM · Sep 25, 2013·Twitter for iPhone
 
Twitter 
Lara Rea
@Lara_Pienaar
Whoever said money can’t buy happiness has obviously never gotten divorced.
12:26 PM · Sep 25, 2013·Twitter for Android
     
Reddit—Jokes
Posted by u/cablelayer1 May 16, 2017
Anyone that says money can’t buy happiness….
Has never been divorced
 
YourTango
17 Divorce Memes That Prove You Made The Right Decision
Aria Gmitter
July 12, 2017
(...)
2. Worth the wait. Worth the cost.
“Whoever said money can’t buy happiness clearly never paid for a divorce.”
 
Google Books
Title Whoever Said Money Can’t Buy Happiness Never Paid for a Divorce Before!: : Funny Sarcastic Office Gag Gifts For Coworkers Birthday, Christmas Holiday Gift, Blank Lined Beautiful Wide Rule Paper 6” X 9” 119 Pages Diary Journal.
Author Ogg Books & Publishing
Publisher Independently Published, 2019
ISBN 1690173467, 9781690173465
Length 120 pages