"At the end of the day" (ATEOTD)
Means when things have concluded. Similar to the phrase "when it is all said and done".
Means when things have concluded. Similar to the phrase "when it is all said and done".
by Dr. Jakes November 2, 2006
"...Was about 8 am when she stormed out. At the end of the day...it is her life."
"Did you say 8 am? No way - that´s not the end of the day!"
"Did you say 8 am? No way - that´s not the end of the day!"
by Mayuura November 9, 2007
A phrase used to indicate that the succeeding conclusion is devoid of rhetoric and that its moderation is ultimately due to the uncertainty inherent in the matter being discussed.
I've heard convincing arguments from both sides, but, at the end of the day, we can neither execute the infidels nor prohibit the formation of Mosques.
by V Livingstone September 30, 2014
At the end of the day, it's night; means that the truth is painfully obvious when you think about it.
Emily: I'm sorry, it's not you, it's me.
Daniel: At the end of the day, it's night. I know why you cut me off.
Daniel: At the end of the day, it's night. I know why you cut me off.
by TheUnknownVariable2021 March 19, 2021
n. - The shitty feeling felt after a long fantastic day out with friends, spouses, family, etc. Usually occurs on the ride home from said fantastic day, or before going to sleep.
by DrunkenPotato August 6, 2011
A Type of Fallacy that only apologists use to dismiss the action of re-evaluating their position and to re-verify, then to only dismiss said statement or argument as fallacy, false, or incorrect.
First off, you're assuming that the family will say "the children". Not all Christian families will say that, and each individual member may have a different answer.
Second, you assume Christian families do that, but you have yet to back it up. Their reaction is not proof, they could be shocked for a number of reasons, as in, they maybe be shocked that you think something so incorrect. Even so, most families will just look at you weirdly or laugh, and say no.
At the end of the day, you have no proof; you have not fulfilled your BoP. Vote con.
A not-so-famous example of The At-The-End-Of-The-Day Fallacy!
Second, you assume Christian families do that, but you have yet to back it up. Their reaction is not proof, they could be shocked for a number of reasons, as in, they maybe be shocked that you think something so incorrect. Even so, most families will just look at you weirdly or laugh, and say no.
At the end of the day, you have no proof; you have not fulfilled your BoP. Vote con.
A not-so-famous example of The At-The-End-Of-The-Day Fallacy!
by BM99 September 26, 2018
"End-o-pendence day will happen'
by Worlddeath1 July 13, 2008