your money is no good here

The phrase "your money is no good here" can be used to convey either a gesture of hospitality or an exclusionary message, depending on the context.

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Definition

(informal)Indicates that payment is not required because the item or service is being offered for free.

When I tried to pay for my meal, the owner smiled and said, 'Your money is no good here.'

(historical, discriminatory)Conveys that someone is not welcome to make a purchase, often due to discriminatory reasons.

During the segregation era, some establishments would tell certain customers, 'Your money is no good here,' to refuse service.

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