there's (or that's) —— for you
Used ironically to indicate a particularly poor example of (a quality mentioned): there’s gratitude for you...- They needed the stuff immediately and didn't want to invest the time and effort to purify things (by distillation, for example - there's another wonderful job for you.)
- And the royal family: now there's a minority group for you.
- Of course he'd buy six cases of bargain dog food and walk right by coffee for a quarter a pound, but that's a guy for you.
See parent entry: for