你不能既要又要还要啊
“(You can't have it all.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
谁想得到想要的东西 不得付出代价
“(whoever wants something has to pay the price.)”
你 不能 既要又要还要 啊
“(You can't have it all.)”
比比许云天 我至少不用跳起来帮老板接包
“(Move-in Ready Apartments for Urgent Sale) (Compared to Xu Yuntian,) (at least I don't have to jump to catch my boss's bag.)”
“You can't have your cake and eat it too; stop being so greedy.”
This modern catchphrase became widely popular in Chinese discourse to critique entities or individuals trying to reap all rewards without accepting necessary compromises.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wanting this, that, and everything else / trying to have it all
A popular internet-era idiom used to criticize unreasonable greed or unrealistic all-or-nothing mindsets.
Adds emotional emphasis and advisory urgency to the reminder.
