German Phrases That Don't Matter

For fellow language nerds, some idioms to express that a choice doesn't matter, or that one is indifferent.

• Zwischen Szylla und Charybdis
• Between Scylla and Charybdis

• Die Wahl zwischen Pest und Cholera haben
• Having the choice between the plague and cholera

• Das ist mir Jacke wie Hose.
• It's to me jacket like trousers.
• ETA: I think this corresponds best with "six of one, half a dozen of the other".

• Gehupft wie gesprungen
• Skipped like jumped
• Note that usually that should be "gehüpft", but in this expression it isn't.

• Das ist mir egal.
• It's all the same to me.

• Das ist mir latte.
• It's all the same to me.
• "Latte" (the noun) means "lath". How and why it got turned into an adjective for this expression, I don't know. Maybe because laths are supposed to be the same size all around, and even?

• Alles Banane.
• Everything banana.
• There are choices, but they are pretend choices because the result is all the same?

Another random note: "Zwischen Hammer und Amboss" (between hammer and anvil) surprisingly is not the counterpart of "between a rock and a hard place", but means something like "coming under attack from both sides".

One more English expression for a choice with only bad options is "between the devil and the deep blue sea".

Can you share some idioms to the theme from another language, or that I did not think of?