bums on seats
Idiomused to refer to the number of people who attend a show, talk, etc., especially when emphasizing the need or desire to attract a large number
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used to refer to the number of people who attend a show, talk, etc., especially when emphasizing the need or desire to attract a large number
They're not bothered about attracting the right audience — they just want bums on seats.
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