The idiom "if it’s not one thing, it’s the other" means that something is happening or going wrong, but it's not exactly clear what the problem is or what is causing it.

The idiom "every man Jack" is a common expression used to describe someone who is ordinary or typical, without any notable distinguishing features. It comes from the historical practice of placing a wooden stake (a "jack") on a piece of wood to mark its end.

"Push the boat out" is an idiom that means to go all out, put forth a great effort, or do something as fully as possible. It can also mean to take risks or try something new.

Kick the habit is an idiomatic expression used to describe someone who wants to quit or give up a particular behavior, habit, or addiction. The phrase suggests that they want to break free from their dependency and move on to better things.

The idiom "love is blind" refers to the idea that when someone falls in love, they tend to overlook or ignore the flaws and faults of their loved one. It suggests that love can cause people to see things differently and make them act in ways that they wouldn't normally.