Get Out Of Jail Free Card: What does this Idiomatic Phrase Mean? • 7ESL

The phrase "get out of jail free card" is a phrase that may be heard often, especially if you get into trouble more often than most. If you were thinking this is some sort of card you can carry aro

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Get Out Of Jail Free Card: What does this Idiomatic Phrase Mean? • 7ESL

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