-There’s no accounting for taste
What it really means:
Ever had a friend who *loves* a movie you think is terrible? Or someone who raves about a band that makes your ears hurt? This phrase is basically a shrug and a laugh rolled into one. It means, *“Hey, people like what they like—no logic required!”*
It’s a lighthearted way to say:
- “Weird? Maybe. But who am I to judge?”
- “Your thing isn’t my thing, and that’s okay!”
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When to use it:
- Your buddy insists cold pizza is better than fresh. *“No accounting for taste, I guess!”*
- Someone unironically wears socks with sandals. *“Well… there’s no accounting for taste!”*
- Your cousin thinks *The Room* is a cinematic masterpiece. Just smile and drop the phrase.
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What it really means:
Ever had a friend who *loves* a movie you think is terrible? Or someone who raves about a band that makes your ears hurt? This phrase is basically a shrug and a laugh rolled into one. It means, *“Hey, people like what they like—no logic required!”*
It’s a lighthearted way to say:
- “Weird? Maybe. But who am I to judge?”
- “Your thing isn’t my thing, and that’s okay!”
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When to use it:
- Your buddy insists cold pizza is better than fresh. *“No accounting for taste, I guess!”*
- Someone unironically wears socks with sandals. *“Well… there’s no accounting for taste!”*
- Your cousin thinks *The Room* is a cinematic masterpiece. Just smile and drop the phrase.
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