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To us, it's really a no brainer for a very minimal investment in the grand scheme of things, you can really start kids off on the right foot. It's I think is a no brainer. I think it works because that's the way the whole world works. Right.

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And I said, why have we done so much on something that seems so straightforward? And you give poor people, cash, you condition it on them doing basic things like making sure the kids are fed and whatever. It seems like such a no brainer. And they told me is because ideologically, so many people were against it. So there was this notion that if you give cash to poor people, it will take away the desire to work.
As always, there are several definitions what a no brainer could be. I like this one very much a no brainer is something, especially a choice or decision that is so obvious or easy as to require little or no thought.



And be aware, there's this rather informal take care where you want to use this expression.

right next to the subway. Then they figure out that the rents are half of what they're paying in Manhattan. And then they figure out that all their employees live in Brooklyn anyway. And so then it becomes a no brainer and they start to move out.

Another definition could be anything requiring little fought or effort, something easy or simple to understand or do.

Um, so why was, was it a kind of a no brainer to bring him back? Cause he wrote the sprinkler or the wrote the book for this and

now a few synonyms cakewalk. Child's play kit stuff, a picnic, some antonyms could be a stumper, a brain teaser.

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kind of a no brainer to bring him back. Cause he wrote cause he wrote because he wrote and so then it becomes a no brainer and they, they start to move out.

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