I've got a bridge to sell you

Used to indicate that one believes someone is especially gullible. A reference to the con man George C. Parker, best known for "selling" property that he did not own, most famously the Brooklyn Bridge. A: "They said that I would get returns as high as $20,000 if I gave them an initial investment of $1,000." B: "Wow, you fell for that? Well, I've got a bridge to sell you, if you're interested!" If you really think that these companies have your best interests at heart, then I've got a bridge to sell you!

词组	I've got a bridge to sell you
释义	I've got a bridge to sell you I've got a bridge to sell you Used to indicate that one believes someone is especially gullible. A reference to the con man George C. Parker, best known for "selling" property that he did not own, most famously the Brooklyn Bridge. A: "They said that I would get returns as high as $20,000 if I gave them an initial investment of $1,000." B: "Wow, you fell for that? Well, I've got a bridge to sell you, if you're interested!" If you really think that these companies have your best interests at heart, then I've got a bridge to sell you! See also: bridge, sell Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: I have a bridge to sell you con job greenhorn see (one) coming see somebody coming see someone coming They must have seen you coming easy mark hoodwink hoodwink (someone)
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