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俚语 pennies in the bucket
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Pennies in the bucket

"Pennies in the bucket" is an idiom used to suggest that the cost of something is trivial.

Imagine if you kept all your money in an actual bucket. You would not think twice about spending one of the pennies because you have all the hundos in there too.
Sarah: "I am not sure I want to buy this outfit."

Eric: "I think you should. It is just pennies in the bucket."

Jacob: "Yeah, Girl you make bank!"

Just another penny in the bucket

Its a a cent, a single penny,(not even 2 cent, doesnt add up to your 2 cents), its useless on its own in the real world, It looks, feels, sounds just like every other penny, its not unique,the only difference from penny to penny is the road it has traveled to reach its current place at the end of the road, yes the end of the road because you are single minded just like the penny a single cent, a single penny, or single minded person(penny) will never go anywhere, but travel in the lowest of places(bottom of purses,wallets,old jars), disregarded, not respected by people, it has no real obtainable value, but at the end of the day, or year or after many years ...the pennies will eventually add up, now in vast numbers, they may appear to hold MORE value, but not really, they are still the same old dirty pennies, that dont hold much value, and the general population could care less, and will toss them aside!
steve says "I think all pit bulls are mean and aggresive, and should not be bred", so I say your" just another penny in the bucket"
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