Leaving the bread on the floor


to avoid/ignore/not notice the main part of a conversation, topic ect.

originating from presumably by someone putting away shopping, and a loaf of bread falls out the bag and to the floor. but the person does not notice it/ignores it and continues to put away the shopping.
“don’t leave the bread on the floor.”

“well sorry i left the bread on the floor.”

“i’m afraid you left the bread on the floor.”

“are you leaving the bread on the floor?”

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