Discussion
I wish I could just retire a wealthy man, but that's easier said than none.
Answer: A
The answer is more difficult than it sounds.
The idiom is easier said than done (the paper prints none, a misprint for done). It means that something is simple to talk about but hard to actually do, which is why the speaker cannot simply retire a wealthy man.
Easy than it sounds reverses the meaning and is ungrammatical as well (it would need easier). Regular meeting has no connection with the idiom, and since one option matches, 'None of these' is wrong.
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