A Flight to Remember

Used humorously or informally to mean checking what one can take or find, not necessarily implying literal theft. In context it plays on a character's known habit.

A softened, understated way to say something is bad or disappointing without sounding directly critical. Common as a polite complaint in Latin American conversation.

A colorful simile used to describe someone who will rush or cling to something irresistibly and immediately. The humor comes from the crude but vivid comparison.