Do you have fortune|cowsay|lolcat in your profile? If no - I’m glad to help. First - you need to install everything.
sudo apt install fortune cowsay lolcat
Then - add it to your profile:
echo 'fortune | cowsay | lolcat' >> ~/.profile
That’s it. you can enjoy meaningful quotes on every login.
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