English

Noun

six and two threes ‎(uncountable)

1. (idiomatic) Two equivalent choices or situations.
   • 1962, Christopher John Brennan, Prose

     They would fob us off with that and once more make it six and two threes.

   • 1982, Dennis Marsden, Workless: an exploration of the social contract between society and the worker

     I said, "Well, it's six and two threes. I get three pound off you here, and I have to work all week for £5 and I get me stamps off, whatever.

   • 2006, J J Dewey, Eternal Words: The Immortal Series

     I'll leave it up to you whether you wish to include it; in other words, it's six and two threes.

Synonyms

• six of one, half a dozen of the other