This proverb illustrates the idea that some people are never satisfied or content with what they have or receive, no matter the efforts made to make them happy. ‘Raivo’ represents an eternally dissatisfied person, whereas ‘Rafara’ symbolizes someone who is always in a hurry or pushing others to hurry up. In other words, it highlights human attitudes of dissatisfaction and impatience. The equivalent proverb in English would be: ‘You can’t please everyone’.