Idiom: the same old, same old

Meaning

Idiom: the same old, same old / same old

something has stayed the same as before (and the result is often tiresome or boring)

— It’s the same old boring office as when you left a year ago.

— My life is the same old, same old: study, practice, eat and sleep.

— Our school dance is the same old, same old every year.

— You guys always fight. It's just the same old, same old.

— She got ridiculously drunk at the party. It's just the same old every weekend and I'm getting a bit worried she has a problem.

— We're going to the same old campsite for our summer holidays. It's beautiful though.

— My assistant is 45 minutes late again. It's the same old every week and I'm tired of it.

— It's the same old, same old with you. Will you every tell me the truth?

— A: "What's for breakfast?" B: "The same old, same old I'm afraid."