How does Twain's use of hyperbole in this excerpt advance his viewpoint?

From earliest infancy it had been a cherished
ambition of mine to be shaved some day in a
palatial barber-shop in Paris.
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It emphasizes the fact that the
experience with the barber was terrible.
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It highlights Twain's skill at painting a
vivid picture with words.
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It illustrates how important this
experience was to Twain.
It indicates that Twain exaggerates too
much when telling a story.