cracker-barrel philosophy
noun /ˌkrækə ˌbærəl fəˈlɒsəfi/
/ˌkrækər ˌbærəl fəˈlɑːsəfi/
(North American English, informal)- honest, simple or direct opinions such as those expressed during a friendly conversation or argument. The phrase was originally used for discussions around the large barrel of crackers (= thin, dry biscuits) once kept in most large US food shops.
饼干桶哲学：诚实，简单或直接的意见，例如在友好对话或辩论中表达的意见。这个词最初是在美国大多数大型食品店中存放的大桶饼干（薄而干的饼干）周围进行讨论的。