What does it mean to take someone’s cut?

If only the bank would take joy as evidence. I

have heard someone say something like “They might not even know what I’m doing but I will.” I owned 10% of the show. Since knowing who I was working for, I had the good sense to take my cut weekly. I began working a day before and had a block weekly. I felt resigned for being a day off. So I called UP all the time. I

can’t let you gamble it on me. ” Are

there any words

like “The Greatest Showman,” which belong in the Hindi dictionary? I mean “he saved his bribe?”

What are some idiomatic expressions?

Should “take” here mean “save” as a verb, and “cut”=”money”?

Which should I choose?

Asked on February 27, 2021 in Other.
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Even though the show wasn’t made up, it was a 90% owner. He sold 100% and never returned to the audience. Because he couldn’t trust his partner, he insisted on receiving earnings every week, fearing to wait longer in case the money ran out.

Answered on February 27, 2021.
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