you can't take it with you Idiome

You can't take it with you

Idiom(s): You can't take it with you

Theme: MONEY

You should enjoy your money now, because it is no good when you're dead.
• My uncle is a wealthy miser. I keep telling him, "You can't take it with you."
• If you have money, you should make out a will. You can't take it with you, you know!

(you) can't booty it with you (when you go)

proverb A admonishing adjoin materialism that alludes to the actuality that you can't accumulate your money or backing back you die. It doesn't amount how abundant money you accomplish in your lifetime—you can't booty it with you back you go. Quit affairs so abundant big-ticket stuff! You can't booty it with you!Learn more: take

you can't booty it with you

Enjoy actual things while you're alive, as in Go advanced and buy the adherent car; you can't booty it with you. This byword acquired bill as the appellation of a actual accepted comedy (1936) by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart and of the 1938 blur based on it. [First bisected of 1800s] Learn more: take

you can't booty it with you

It’s of banausic value; you may as able-bodied adore it now. This byword dates from the aboriginal nineteenth century. Frederick Marryat acclimated it in Masterman Ready (1841): “He was actual addicted of money; but that they said was all the better, as he could not booty it abroad with him back he died.” The announcement acquired alike added bill back George Kaufman and Moss Hart acclimated it as the appellation for one of their abundant comedies (1937).Learn more: take

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you can't take it with you Idiome