get down to brass tacks

The phrase "get down to brass tacks" means to focus on the essential or fundamental aspects of a situation, conversation, or problem. It implies moving past superficial or extraneous details and engaging in a direct and serious discussion. It can also refer to getting to the heart of a matter or addressing the most important points.


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