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What they say where you're from and isn't in the Slangtionary yet

You are adding to piece of cake. What is already there stays, we only add yours.

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  • How was the driving test, mate? Piece of cake, passed first time. I stalled twice and clipped the kerb, and the examiner looked like he needed a cuppa.
  • The interview at the bank in Edinburgh was a piece of cake compared to the practice round we had done with the careers coach the week before, three friendly questions, two follow-ups, an offer letter by Friday afternoon and a starting bonus to seal the deal.
  • My grandfather assembles the IKEA wardrobes for the family without reading the instructions, calls it a piece of cake every time, and the children watch from the living room floor with quiet awe as he tightens the last screw before the kettle has finished boiling.
  • I thought the tax form was gonna ruin my Sunday, but it was a piece of cake once I actually sat down and did it.
  • You built that flat-pack desk in twenty minutes? Piece of cake, apparently. Meanwhile I've still got three screws and a personal grudge.
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