A worn pink toy rabbit sits among small flowers in a wooden wheelbarrow against sage.

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Daphne

Sex! That's your answer for everything! It's like you're part rabbit. People ought to rub your feet for luck!

— Frasier  ·  1993

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What it means

Our interpretation.

Exasperated, the speaker complains that the person addressed offers sex as the answer to everything. They liken that person to a rabbit, an animal proverbially driven by the urge, then add a mock tribute: people should rub the feet for luck, like a lucky rabbit's foot. The insult is teasing and comic.

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