Category:Where’s the beef?

**Where's the beef?**
	former catchphrase for Wendy's
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Country of origin	United States of America;
Language of work or name	English;
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English: Where’s the beef? is a phrase used by Americans as a synonym metaphor. At its core, it means: - "Get to the point!" - or - "Get to the heart of the matter".

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The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.

Restaurant-1000765, Dublin, Ireland.jpg 4,896 × 3,672; 2.31 MB
Where's the Beef 2020.jpg 1,749 × 3,259; 658 KB
Where's the Beef? (3881950506).jpg 1,138 × 1,755; 1.29 MB
Where’s the beef - Irish Black Angus Beef from Cork - Image impression of a street photographer - I.jpg 15,295 × 8,573; 20.91 MB
Where’s the beef - Irish Black Angus Beef from Cork - Image impression of a street photographer - II.jpg 15,307 × 8,617; 21.87 MB
Where’s the beef - Irish Black Angus Beef from Cork - Image impression of a street photographer - III.jpg 23,123 × 13,157; 32.82 MB

Category:Where’s the beef?

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