joham
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What does 'To each his own' mean? Is it an idiom? Thank you in advance.
What they did was in character. To each his own.
By working fewer hours and taking long vacations, Germans have more time to produce goods at home. " Fair enough. To each his own. But this August, as we Americans longingly imagine all those Europeans leaving their jobs behind for weeks on end, let's remember the rest of the picture -- their hard work at home, unemployed youth, and less educated women -- and perhaps think again about how envious we ought to be.
What they did was in character. To each his own.
By working fewer hours and taking long vacations, Germans have more time to produce goods at home. " Fair enough. To each his own. But this August, as we Americans longingly imagine all those Europeans leaving their jobs behind for weeks on end, let's remember the rest of the picture -- their hard work at home, unemployed youth, and less educated women -- and perhaps think again about how envious we ought to be.
