I was flipping through the cable channels and I caught
Chris Rock doing some stand-up comedy. He said “nothing that precedes the
phrase it is what it is, is ever
good.”
I had a good laugh over it—because it is so true.
But as I thought about it some more I realized that the phrase did not necessarily have to
apply to all things bad—if someone
falls in love or gets the new job or wins the lottery that is what it is too. The addage still applies.
Because the colloquilism is meant to invoke surrender
over things one has no control over.
So, in of itself, it would seem the phrase it is
what it is---is what it is.
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