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My uncle created a new phrase, "6 of one, and a half baker's dozen of another". Should I let him run with it?

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My uncle created a new phrase, "6 of one, and a half baker's dozen of another". Should I let him run with it?

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  1. He means the two alternatives are not quite equal, there is one better than the other but not a huge amount better.

    If that is what he means, sure, it's fine.

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