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The face value doesn't make much sense without a context. Why bother is often used to express some confusion as to the worth of something or some action. Why bother to go to Paris if you aren't planning to see the Louvre?
- The face value doesn't make much sense without a context.
- Why bother is often used to express some confusion as to the worth of something or some action.
- Why bother to go to Paris if you aren't planning to see the Louvre?
- If you're going to buy a new car, why bother to repair your old one?
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The face value doesn't make much sense without a context. Why bother is often used to express some confusion as to the worth of something or some action. Why bother to go to Paris if you aren't planning to see the Louvre? If you're going to buy a new car, why bother to repair your old one?
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