The meaning of "all in a days work"

" All in a day's work "

Meaning:

Typical; a normal set of circumstances.

Example:

Screaming through red lights to find a house burning down. All in a day's work if you are a fireman.

Where did it originate?:

Britain, 19th century.

Where is it used?:

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