Along with "thrown under the bus", "it is what it is" is one of my most despised expressions, from this century or any other.
When I make a comment about an issue I'm passionate about, and someone responds with "It is what...", it sounds like retreat, throwing ones hands up, folding up like a two-dollar suitcase.
“It is what it is”
Along with "thrown under the bus", "it is what it is" is one of my most despised expressions, from this century or any other.
When I make a comment about an issue I'm passionate about, and someone responds with "It is what...", it sounds like retreat, throwing ones hands up, folding up like a two-dollar suitcase.
It isN'T what it is!
Raise the bar!!
Thank you. ;)