Re: Don't want to throw your money on the table and get a lemon ...

Posted by Bruce Kahl on December 24, 2002

In Reply to: Don't want to throw your money on the table and get a lemon ... posted by Cat on December 24, 2002

: Hi all! What does the expression mean? Something to do with taking risks? Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!

A "lemon" refers to an item or device which does not function properly.
For instance, if you purchase a brand new automobile and you constantly need to bring it back to the dealer to have it fixed, you have purchased a "lemon".
Here in NY there are "Lemon Laws" which spell out your rights as a consumer with regards to purchasing such items.

• Re: Don't want to throw your money on the table and get a lemon ... James Briggs 12/24/02
  • Re: Don't want to throw your money on the table and get a lemon ... Cat 12/25/02
  • Re: Don't want to throw your money on the table and get a lemon ... Bruce Kahl 12/24/02
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