- (have) never had it so good
- (have) never had it so goodhave never had so much good fortune. •
No, I'm not complaining. I've never had it so good.
•Mary is pleased with her new job. She's never had it so good.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
(have) never had it so good
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