16:13 Jun 15, 2011
this is not what he says I think he wants to point out we need to assume the burden as well, it is part of the game
I think there is a subtle difference between what he says and 'you can't have it both ways'
used to say that you cannot have the advantages from both of two different possible decisions or actions It's a choice between the time and the money - you can't have it both ways!
apart from this, could you say
Being a Dutch person, you should not want to have it both ways?
why shouldn't we stay close to the source?
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