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Say It Like A Bajan: Wha’ hurt turkey don’ hurt duck

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Say It Like A Bajan: Wha’ hurt turkey don’ hurt duck

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Bajan Saying: Wha’ hurt turkey don’ hurt duck.

Interpretation: What may pose a problem for one person may not have that effect on another.

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