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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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To have more cake in one's life
I stumbled upon this phrase today and was curious to what does "Who Else Wants More Cake In Their Life" means. Is having "more cake in life" is there an hidden meaning behind it?
It was part of an article about marketing. Appreciate your help
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'cake' is sometimes used metaphorically for things that are pleasant. That's most likely the intended reference. CJ
- 'cake' is sometimes used metaphorically for things that are pleasant.
- That's most likely the intended reference.
- CJ
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'cake' is sometimes used metaphorically for things that are pleasant.
That's most likely the intended reference.
CJ
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