“Really? Unbelievable!”
~Slower black lady to older antique dealer in “Bird in Hand – GEICO Commercial”.
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Like the black lady in that televised commercial, the three of us were having a difficult time understanding what is the meaning of the Idiom: Bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
‘A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush’ is a proverb meaning that it is better to have something that is certain than take a risk to get more, where you might lose everything.
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In other words, people are better off buying Geico insurance for their automobiles. And as for tonight’s evening news from earlier this afternoon at around 2:43pm:
“Everything is going smoothly. Just hang in there [upside-down like “The Fool” or the “Hanged Man” in a tarot deck]. Be patient. It’s definitely there. I’ll let you know. The San Francisco “Giants” [or “Nephilims”] won. It must be like “cloud nine“.”
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I feel like the black lady; while the thug is the antique dealer: It has been said not to sell your antiques to the same antique dealer, who appraised the [deeply sentimental yet supposedly priceless] valuables of junks, which I’m sure was once loved and cherished and will hopefully find a new home by someone who will love and cherish the treasures of the previous owner(s).
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