Back in the day, you could buy a soda and a candy bar for just two bits.
For just two bits, you can get a gumball from that antique machine.
For two bits, he entertained the crowd with his harmonica.
For two bits, the fortune teller offered a glimpse into the future.
For two bits, the street magician would perform a simple trick.
For two bits, you can get a small souvenir at the tourist shop.
For two bits, you can get a temporary tattoo at the beach.
For two bits, you could buy a handful of peanuts at the baseball game.
For two bits, you could buy a postage stamp back in the day.
He bet two bits on the long shot, hoping for a miracle win.
He claimed the information he had was worth more than two bits, but I doubted it.
He confessed that his investment in the company was only worth about two bits now.
He considered his contribution to the project worth far more than two bits.
He didn't think his effort was worth two bits to the boss.
He didn't think his expertise was worth two bits to the client.
He didn't think his time was worth two bits to the company.
He dropped two bits into the tip jar as he thanked the barista.
He looked at the broken watch and decided it wasn't even worth two bits to repair.
He said his vote was worth more than two bits to him.
He spent two bits at the arcade, trying his luck at the crane game.
He spent two bits on a fortune cookie that told him he'd win the lottery.
He thought the advice he received was worth more than two bits in the end.
He thought the information he gleaned was worth more than two bits.
He threw two bits into the fountain, making a wish for good luck.
He threw two bits into the wishing well, hoping his dreams would come true.
He tossed two bits into the donation jar as he left the shop.
He wouldn't trust that company with two bits of his money.
He wouldn't trust that mechanic with two bits of his money.
He'd bet two bits on the outcome of a coin flip every single time.
He'd gamble two bits on anything, regardless of the odds.
He'd wager two bits on the color of the next car to pass by.
Her advice was worth more than two bits; it changed my life.
His excuses were flimsy, worth about two bits at worst.
His promises were empty, worth about two bits at best.
His reputation was tarnished, now worth about two bits after the scandal.
His word, these days, isn't worth two bits.
Honestly, I think his whole argument boils down to not worth two bits.
I wouldn't fritter away two bits on that pointless game.
I wouldn't give that artist two bits for that painting.
I wouldn't give that company two bits to handle my taxes.
I wouldn't give that company two bits to manage my investments.
I wouldn't give that consulting firm two bits to advise my business.
I wouldn't give that politician two bits for his empty promises.
I wouldn't pay two bits for that poorly constructed building.
I wouldn't pay two bits for that poorly designed website.
I wouldn't pay two bits to see that terrible movie again.
I wouldn't risk two bits on that risky investment.
I wouldn't spend two bits on that overhyped product.
I wouldn't waste two bits on that ridiculous gadget.
I wouldn't waste two bits on that unnecessary upgrade.
My contribution to the project was probably only worth two bits, but I tried my best.
My grandfather would always save his two bits for a rainy day.
My grandmother used to say a kind word was worth more than two bits.
My grandmother would always save her two bits for something special.
My great-aunt would always save her two bits for special occasions.
She felt like her dreams were worth more than just two bits.
She felt like her efforts were worth more than just two bits in the long run.
She felt like her loyalty was worth more than just two bits to the organization.
She felt like her opinion wasn't even worth two bits in that boardroom.
She felt that her hard work was being undervalued, worth less than two bits.
She gave him two bits for entertaining her with his jokes.
She gave him two bits for helping her carry groceries.
She gave him two bits for helping her find her lost keys.
She offered him two bits for weeding her garden.
She offered two bits for the worn-out teddy bear at the garage sale.
She polished the antique spoon, hoping it was worth more than just two bits.
She said her feelings on the matter were worth at least two bits to her family.
She said her opinion on the matter was worth at least two bits.
She said her opinion on the subject was worth at least two bits to her.
She wouldn't pay two bits for that poorly written novel.
That beat-up guitar is probably only worth two bits in its current condition.
That broken-down car isn't worth two bits, let alone the asking price.
That derelict property, after the fire, isn't worth two bits anymore.
That old record is probably worth more than two bits to a collector.
That old, broken radio isn't worth two bits in the current market.
That old, broken television isn't worth two bits in the age of streaming.
That old, broken toaster isn't worth two bits in my opinion.
That rusty old tool isn't even worth two bits anymore.
The antique button might be worth more than two bits to a collector.
The antique vase might be worth more than two bits to an art enthusiast.
The corporation's environmental policy is basically worth two bits given their actions.
The dilapidated house, after years of neglect, isn't worth two bits.
The dusty book might be worth more than two bits to a rare book dealer.
The land parcel, after the flood, isn't worth two bits.
The lottery ticket felt worthless, probably not even worth two bits.
The old man chuckled, saying his entire fortune started with just two bits and a dream.
The old photograph was faded and cracked, barely worth two bits.
The politician's promise was worth about two bits in the current climate.
The politician's speech was worth about two bits in the eyes of the voters.
The rusty old coin I found might be worth two bits, or maybe even more to a collector.
The street performer juggled, hoping to earn at least two bits from the crowd.
Two bits can buy you a small piece of happiness, like a piece of candy.
Two bits can make a difference when donating to charity.
Two bits might not seem like much, but it can add up quickly if you save it.
Two bits was all he needed to buy a newspaper back then.
Two bits was all he needed to buy a pack of matches back then.
Two bits was all he needed to play a song on the jukebox.
Two bits was all he needed to start his collection of rare coins.
Two bits was all the kid needed to buy a pack of bubble gum.
Two bits was the price of a ride on the bus in those days.