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The short list of things you're proven to be good at, performed on loop.
means The set of skills, works, or routines a person or group has mastered and can confidently call on or perform.
from From French répertoire, itself from Late Latin repertorium meaning 'an inventory' or 'list of things found,' rooted in the verb reperire, 'to find' or 'discover' (re- + parere, 'to produce, bring forth'). Originally it named the stock of plays or pieces a theater company kept ready to perform; the sense widened over time to cover any catalog of ready skills, whether an actor's roles or a chef's five reliable dinners.
- origin
- from French, literally an inventory or catalogue
- musician secret
- plays same 5 songs everywhere, calls it variety
- cook logic
- 3 dishes you've perfected beat 30 you haven't
- expansion cost
- growing it always risks a public failure first