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Pot of gold at the end of the rainbow

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The phrase pot of gold at the end of the rainbow comes from Irish folklore, where leprechauns hid their treasure where a rainbow touches the ground. It is used to mean a desire that is elusive and is always out of reach.

Rainbows do not have a real end, if you try and get the end of a rainbow it keeps moving away from you.

A work from home job where I can sit on a beach all day, that's the pot of gold at the end of my rainbow!