Am i the only one who cringes when i hear Terry Bailey use this phrase. What does it even mean? I have never heard it before, he uses it and the most mystifying times ie. "Two horses still to go into the bargain". Here i am thinking they're about to race but according to Bailey they're about to enter into a haggle. I'd like to hear your views on the subject, i suspect he is trying to find a phrase to be remembered by, i suggest he keeps trying, 'into the bargain' is a piece of nonsensicle rubbish, it's no London to a brick on Tezza.