Douglas Adams. Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy (№ 188252)

- Maybe I'm too old and tired, he continued, - but I always thought that the chances of finding out what is really going on, so ridiculously low that you just need to spit on it all and try to occupy myself with something interesting. For example, I: I design the coast. I have an award for Norway.
He rummaged in the dustbin and pulled out a clear plastic brick, inside of which was a model of Norway, and the outside is inscribed his name.
And what's the point? he asked. - I don't see any. All my life I have done the fjords. At some point they became fashionable and I got a big reward.