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What's your country's "your barking at the wrong tree" (lemmy.world)

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My $10 says there will be variants of this catchy phrase. (Help me win this)

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[–] [email protected] 15 points 1 month ago

There's nothing similar, but "you're confused between porridge and gruel" comes closest.

Thats means that you are knowledgeable, but ignorant on the finer details that makes the case different. When you're troubleshooting something, it fits.