Aug. 18, 2025
Do you like to order takeout?
Recently, all the food selling platforms are having a buzi war against each other, which benefits us consumers a lot—We get so many coupons for ordering takeouts. Not that I'm a fan of eating takeout, but it did save me some money. And most importantly, time. I don't cook, so I eat out. But it takes me more than 10 minutes to get to the restaurant I usually eat at. Back and forth, that adds up to nearly half an hour. Nevertheless, I believe every free luch(?) has a consequence. When the war is over and the backdrop goes down, maybe it's the time we pay double.
Do you like to order takeout?
Recently, all the food selling platforms are having a buzi war against each other, which benefits us consumers a lot—Wwe get so many coupons for ordering takeouts.
I’m not sure what you mean by “buzi” war.
Not that I'm a fan of eating takeout, but it did save me some money.
And most importantly, time.
I don't cook, so I eat out.
But it takes me more than 10 minutes to get to the restaurant I usually eat at.
Back and forth, that adds up to nearly half an hour.
Nevertheless, I believe every free luch(?)
I think the phrase you want is “there’s no such thing as a free lunch.”
WheIn the war is over and the backdrop goes down, maybe it's the time weend, we might end up having to pay double.
I get your point here, but this sounds unnatural. You could say “when all is said and done,” or “at the end of the day,” or “in the end.”
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Nice work!
Aug. 19, 2025
Thanks, clears things up ^_^
Do you like to order takeout?
Recently, all the food selling platforms are having a buzi war against each other, which benefits us consumers a lot—We. We often get so many coupons for ordering takeouts.
buzi?
Not that I'm a fan of eating takeout, but it did save me some money.
And most importantly, time.
I don't cook, so I eat out.
But it takes me more than 10 minutes to get to the restaurant I usually eat at.
Back and forth, that adds up to nearly half an hour.
Nevertheless, I believe every in the idea of "free lunch(?)".
haBut, there's a consequence to this.
or you can say tradeoff
When the war is over and the backdrop goeeverything calms down, maybe it's the time we pay double.
shen me yi si?
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good english
Aug. 18, 2025
Oh, it should have been 'biz', I got it wrong.
In last sentence, I wanted to say 'the dust has settled'
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Nevertheless, I believe every free luch(?) Nevertheless, I believe Nevertheless, I believe every free luch(?) I think the phrase you want is “there’s no such thing as a free lunch.” |
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has a consequence.
or you can say tradeoff |
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When the war is over and the backdrop goes down, maybe it's the time we pay double. When the war is over and shen me yi si?
I get your point here, but this sounds unnatural. You could say “when all is said and done,” or “at the end of the day,” or “in the end.” |
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