Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish

Used to ask or note whether something is conveniently along someone's route. The phrase 'quedarle de paso' (as used here) means the destination fits naturally into the path someone is already taking.

In this context 'romper' goes beyond its literal meaning of 'to break' and is used specifically as a command to vent anger through destruction. The phrase carries a dramatic, impulsive connotation that is not simply 'to break an object'.

Literally 'of good taste', but used ironically in colloquial speech to mock doing something destructive or wrong 'properly'. The ironic register is the non-compositional element: the phrase signals the opposite of what the literal meaning suggests.