know what's what

Peredur Owen Griffiths of Plaid said the process has been frustrating: "It's been a long time coming and a lot of anxiety, a lot of pressure on public services out there that don't really know what's what's going to happen next."

“You just don’t know what’s what.”

Could be days before we know what’s what.

From the otuside, it’s hard to know what’s what, but I’d be surprised if, with survival in the balance, they’d tell the manager not to pick someone to avoid having to pay a few quid.

“I’m not for loosening up the restrictions. I think they should stay until we really do know what’s what out here. There’s variants, now there’s children getting it,” Mauro said.