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Part of the shame of it is too, that Quark could give some pretty darn good advice when asked. But they never used that plot device very much, which I thought was a shame because with his devious wisdom, he really had a unique take on things.
Quark, on his own, and when he dropped his guard, was great-- especially when he had his interactions with Odo. Like, when they had their friends-not-friends moments. He also had soe interesting insights into humans and humanity from the perspective of a Ferengi, or just an alien in general. from Siege of AR-558:
then, of course, there's this gem form The Way of the Warrior:
The first one is one of the best quotes in Trek
it certainly is interesting to get a different perspective on humans from a race other than the vulcans. Here's another time Quark opined on humanity, this time to Sisko (from The Jem'Hadar):
"Do you think they'll be able to save us?"