Bring to the table
To contribute something valuable, usually used when someone wants to sound important but doesn't actually have anything useful to offer.
Examples
Examples:
- "What can you bring to the table for this project?"
- "We need someone who can bring fresh ideas to the table."
- "I'm bringing my extensive experience of doing nothing to the table."
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