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Playing football in the morning is like eating cabbage for breakfast.

Playing football in the morning is like eating cabbage for b

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This quote implies that playing football in the morning is not enjoyable or satisfying, similar to eating cabbage for breakfast. It highlights the idea that morning time is typically associated with a fresh start or pleasant activities, and playing football during this time does not fit with this expectation. It suggests that there might be better or more suitable activities to engage in during the morning, emphasizing the personal opinion or preference of the speaker.

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