A good philosopher

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The day before yesterday one of my friends had smartly started a discussion about why a person should marry? Putting his point he referenced one of the greatest thinkers,, Mr. Socarates and said "Socrates once said "At least once, a man should marry if he is lucky he will have a great prosperous life. And even if he is not so lucky, he will be a good philosopher or something like that". Saying all that he proudly sit down on the chair nearby.
Abruptly, one from the circle asked "Raman, you are married too, What are you?"
Relaxing his proud shoulder, taking a long sip of tea and puffing a big cloud of smoke he replied in a kind of sad tone "Can't you figure out, I am a philosopher as most of the married men are"
The table burst out in big laughter but sadness in their eyes was quite visible.

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