The idiom "a drop in the ocean" is used to describe a person or object that makes a very small impact on something, especially compared to what was expected. It suggests that the thing being described is insignificant or has no real effect.

The idiom "long run" refers to a period of time that is extendable into the future, often referring to the effects of a decision or action that may not become apparent immediately but will have consequences over an extended period.

The idiom "time puts everything in its place" means that, eventually, events or situations will unfold as they are supposed to, even if it takes a while. It implies that there is an order and structure to life, and that everything has its own time and place.

The idiom "be in the same boat" means to be in a similar situation or to have the same problem or experience as someone else. It suggests that two people are facing a common challenge and may need to work together to solve it.

The idiom "boil the ocean" means to try to do something that is beyond one's capabilities or to take on more than one can handle. It often implies trying to do something quickly or efficiently, but ultimately failing.