"Make it interesting"
Definition
This phrase means to add a challenge or bet to make a situation more exciting. When George and Jerry talk about resisting temptation, they make it "interesting" by placing a bet.
How to use it
This is a very natural way to propose a wager or raise the stakes in any competitive situation. It sounds casual and inviting rather than confrontational.
Examples
► "You think you can beat me? Let's make it interesting."
► "They were bored until someone said, 'Let's make it interesting. $10 on the next round."
From the lesson
Seinfeld | The Contest
This phrase appears in the Seinfeld | The Contest lesson. Open it to watch the scene and download the free worksheet.
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