That's just birdseed compared to what I spend.Forty billion is birdseed to a government with a $600 billion budget.
Theme: NONSENSE
n. nonsense.
Cut the birdseed. I'm not stupid, you know.I've heard enough birdseed here to last for a lifetime.
birdseed
noun
1
nonsense US, 1909.
2
a small amount of money US, 1982
birdseed
1. A very paltry or minuscule amount of money; the absolute minimum amount. Suzy's brother has a connection in the stadium, so we got these tickets for birdseed!I had a few jobs during college working for birdseed, but it was the only work I could get that fit in with my studies.
2. Nonsense or foolishness Oh, don't listen to what they have to say—it's all birdseed anyway.
birdseed
1. n. a small amount of money. (see also chicken feed.) Forty billion is birdseed to a government with a 600 billion dollar budget.
2. n. nonsense. (Based on BS.) I’ve heard enough birdseed here to last for a lifetime.