A Big Fish in a Small Pond or A Small Fish in a Big Pond?
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A big fish in a small pond
I imagine the big fish would struggle for food in a small pond. If I have to be a fish, I demand a full tummy, it's non negotiable!
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There must be enough food in that pond or it would be an ex-fish instead of a big fish!
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A big fish in a small pond
Fatty fish might have eaten well, but that doesn't mean it'll continue! Can we assume that stocks will be replenished in this small pond? 🤔
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