Let them eat cake

Let them eat cake.

Prov. A joking disclaimer of responsibility for some group of people. (Supposed to have been said by Marie Antoinette when she heard that the common people had no bread.) Fred: The budget will allow each one of our managers to get a substantial holiday bonus. Jane: And what about the rest of the employees? Fred: Let them eat cake!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
'Uzziyyah	-	Biblical Hebrew
Taika	-	Finnish (Rare)
Vitya	-	Russian
Tu	-	Chinese
Marigold	MER-ə-gold, MAR-ə-gold	English (Rare)
Robert	['rɔbət]