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"His feet are the bank and I’m the crook." what does this mean? Context: basketball game
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"His feet are the bank and I’m the crook."
what does this mean?
Context: basketball game

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“His feet are the bank and I’m the crook” means the author/ writer is representing the feet as a “bank”( basketball shot) and the “crook” ( as players arm).
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