Bite Off More Than One Can Chew

Max is preparing dinner for his class of 20 people, which is much larger than his usual group. He is stressed and running out of time. A friend explains the idiom 'bite off more than you can chew', which means taking on more than one can handle. The idiom originates from the 1800s when people chewed tobacco. Realizing he can't finish in time, Max decides to order pizzas for the group.

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