We had a fabulous vacation, but it's going to take us years to pay for it. Oh, well, there's no pleasure without pain.
•Yesterday I basked in the warm sunshine all afternoon; today I'm badly sunburned. There is no pleasure without pain.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
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