put in one's two cents
The phrase "put in one's two cents" means to offer or share one's opinion, viewpoint, or advice on a particular matter, often without being asked for it. It suggests that the person is providing their perspective or contribute to a discussion, even if their input may not carry significant value or be fully regarded by others. It is similar to saying "give one's opinion" or "voice one's thoughts."
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