“Howard, don’t you ever worry?” He laughed. “No, not on your life. I don’t believe in it.” “Well,” I commented, “that is quite a simple reason for not worrying. In fact, it seems to me too simple—you just don’t believe in it, therefore you don’t do it. Haven’t you ever worried?” I asked. He replied: “Well, yes, I tried it once. I noticed that everybody else seemed to worry and I figured I must be missing something, so one day I made up my mind to try it. I set aside a day and said: ‘That is to be my worry day.’ I decided I would investigate this worry business and do some worrying just to see
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