excitement in my still
There he is, I said, mustering all the excitement I could find in my empty till.
Excitement in my till is an analogy of money in the till, right?
I guess you're right.
I'm sure it's a metaphor (I just mistakenly said analogy).
Again, thanks, Naill, for your kind help.
October 22, 2019
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I’ve never heard ‘empty till’ used to describe one’s lack of enthusiasm for something. It could just be a clever metaphor thought up by the writer. Or maybe it’s a British expression that I don’t know about. In North America, we tend to use ‘the till’ pretty sparingly and prefer to say ‘the cash register’ or simply ‘the register’.
October 22, 2019
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