how can i say "do this tap dance with you kids" in another way?
Here is the sentence I read:
i don't want to do this tap dance with you kids here.
And now wondering, may I say in these forms:
i don't want to play around here.( if it's wrong, what's the right way?)
i don't want to do the play house here, .( if it's wrong, what's the right way?)
Is there another way to say "do this tap dance with you kids..."?
Thank you.
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Here "tap dance" suggests a clever rationalization to distract people. In this example, perhaps the children have a cogent argument about something a parent cannot agree to. So the parent is saying not to go through a routine that will just result in the same conclusion.
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