Hoarder's mentality

 A hoarder is a person who collects and keeps a large amount of things and has difficulty throwing anything away, even things that most people would consider useless.

This often leads to cluttered, crowded, or messy living spaces.

👉 The behavior can be mild (just keeping too many things) or severe (linked to hoarding disorder, a psychological condition).

• He keeps every newspaper he has ever bought — he’s a bit of a hoarder.
• Her garage is full of old boxes because she’s a hoarder.

Veg out

👉 It means to completely relax and do nothing, usually in a lazy, low-energy way — like watching TV, lying on the couch, or scrolling on your phone.
👉 The idea comes from “acting like a vegetable” (not moving much).

• I’m so tired — I just want to veg out on the couch tonight.
• We vegged out all weekend and didn’t do any chores.

Don’t bite the hand that feeds you

 Meaning Don’t harm, criticize, or betray the person or group that supports or helps you.

In other words — don’t turn against those who give you benefits, care, or opportunities.

• He insulted his boss online — clearly biting the hand that feeds him.
• You shouldn’t speak badly about your parents; don’t bite the hand that feeds you.

Origin:

It comes from the idea of an animal biting the hand of the person feeding it — an act of ingratitude or foolishness.

 Floccinaucinihilipilification

/ˌfläksēˌnäsēˌnihəlēˌpiləfəˈkāSHən/

Floccinaucinihilipilification (noun) is one of the longest words in English. Means, the act of describing or regarding something as unimportant, worthless, or of little value. 

It comes from a mashup of several Latin words (flocci, nauci, nihili, pili — all meaning "of little or no value") plus "-fication" (making/doing).

• His constant floccinaucinihilipilification of my ideas makes me not want to share them anymore.

Cannot get a word in edgewise

You're unable to speak or contribute to a conversation because someone else is talking too much or dominating the discussion. The phrase suggests that it's difficult to find a moment or an opportunity to insert your own thoughts or comments into the ongoing conversation.

• My Uncle loves to tell stories, and he talks so fast that nobody else can get a word in edgewise.

 Whatever floats your boat

Means do the thing that makes you happy, excited or satisfied even if it's different from what others think.

• Some people love to read classic literature, while others prefer fantasy novels. Whatever floats your boat.
• If someone says they're going to take up skydiving, you might respond, "That's a bit extreme for me, but whatever floats your boat".

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Let me start baking, and while I wait for the oven, I’ll go do laundry, and when the cookies are done, I’ll come back and finish.

eat with your eyes

A food's visual appearance, including color, shape, and arrangement, significantly influences how enjoyable and palatable it seems, even before it's tasted. This concept is based on the idea that our visual cues can shape our food preferences and perceptions of taste.

Uditi says, she eats with her eyes and cannot pick something, she did not see before or visualize.

Punk

A Punk is someone who behaves badly; Breaks Rules or Tries To Look Tough

I was A Punk

rest on one's laurels

be so satisfied with what one has already achieved that one makes no further effort (/to become complacent).

After winning the award, he didn’t rest on his laurels — he started working on his next big project the very next day.

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Imagine you're moving to a new apartment and you could either buy new furniture, clothes, appliances — time-consuming and expensive. or, move your existing furniture etc. to the new place.

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Imagine you're renting a car and you get the keys – you're responsible for using it safely and return it, When you're done so others can use it.