Bestower used in a sentence

Bestower in a sentence as a noun

The ferocity of hustling and always be selling on the one hand and dually the reflexive need to hyperbolically market or brand someone as exceptional category X with the implication the bestower also has brilliant insight is gotten stupid. When the currency becomes BS you can bet tomorrow can only bring hyper BS. I'm reminded of the Johnny Carson line after dealing with crazy entertainment types: I'd give my bottom dollar for a regular person right now.