...apples and oranges here...

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…Hi…I was watching the TV sitcom “The Big Bang Theory” yesterday and Peggy said to Sheldon: “Apples and oranges here Sheldon”! and I think that she wanted him to pay attention to her problem. Am I right?
 
It's Penny, not Peggy.

It means that they are talking about two very different things.

I love that show.
 
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