What does Bake the brick before they are burnt mean?
"Bake the brick before they are burnt" is a proverb that means "Do not do something that is unnecessary." It is often used to advise people not to waste their time or energy on things that are not necessary or that cannot be changed. For example, you would not bake a brick because it is already baked.
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