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You pays your money and you takes your chance

You pays your money and you takes your chance(s).

Prov. You must resign yourself to taking risks.; Everything costs something, but paying for something does not guarantee that you will get it. (The grammatical errors are intentional.) Customer: Can you guarantee that this washing machine won't break? Salesman: No guarantees. You pays your money and you takes your chances.
See also: and, chance, money, pay, take

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nedelka-Macedonian
Helladios-Late Greek
Lolicia-English (Rare)
Kayin (2)-Biblical Hebrew
Panther-Ancient Greek
Brennan['brenən]
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