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What does the phrase as frugal a banker mean?

The phrase "as frugal a banker" is a simile, meaning it compares someone to a banker in terms of their frugality.

Here's what it means:

* Frugal: Spending money carefully and wisely, avoiding waste.

* Banker: A person who works in the financial industry, often known for their careful management of money.

Therefore, "as frugal as a banker" means someone is extremely careful with their money, to the point of being as frugal as a banker is expected to be.

This phrase implies that the person is:

* Thrifty: They don't waste money on unnecessary things.

* Prudent: They make wise financial decisions.

* Cost-conscious: They are always aware of the cost of things.

Example:

"My grandmother is as frugal as a banker. She always buys things on sale and never throws anything away."

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