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“On the flip side” is an idiom used to introduce an alternative or contrasting point of view, perspective, or situation. It is often used to balance or provide a different viewpoint after discussing one side of an issue or situation. It suggests that there is another side or aspect to consider.
For example, if someone is discussing the positive aspects of working from home, they might say, “Working from home allows for more flexibility and eliminates the need for a daily commute. On the flip side, it can be isolating and make it harder to separate work from personal life.”
In today’s lesson, you heard that Jeff thinks eggs and chicken are better in Mexico. On the flip side, though, he thinks the beef is better in the U.S.