残り物に福あり
Meanings
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there is unexpected good in what others have left behind; last but not least; there is fortune in leftovers
Proverb meaning that leftovers or things others have passed over may hold unexpected value or luck. Often used to encourage taking what remains or to note that being last can still bring benefit.
They say there's fortune in leftovers, so I'll try buying the last one.
I was the last one left after rock-paper-scissors, but as the saying goes, there's fortune in leftovers, and I got a good role.