money for old rope
The phrase "money for old rope" refers to earning money very easily, often by doing something that requires little effort or skill. It implies that someone is making a profit or gaining an advantage without having to work hard or provide substantial value. The term originated from the practice of reusing or selling old rope, which was considered of little value, yet people could still make money by selling it.
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