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Gurgen Posted 14 years ago
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get the job?
-well, he sounds like a real keeper.
-He is. Maybe, I don't know.
No, he just, he does not get the job.
hi,
what does get the job means?
could be he does not want marriage?
thanks...
-He is. Maybe, I don't know.
No, he just, he does not get the job.
hi,
what does get the job means?
could be he does not want marriage?
thanks...
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I need a bit more context, please.
- I need a bit more context, please.
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-Oh, really now?
-What's that, your boyfriend again?
-Yeah. Paul. Now he's saying
he doesn't even think I wanted to go to
Atlantic City this weekend.
-He does realize that you have to work, right?
-Uh, yeah, he obviously does not care.
-Hm, well, he sounds like a real keeper.
-He is. Maybe, I don't know.
No, he just, he
-Oh, really now?
-What's that, your boyfriend again?
-Yeah. Paul. Now he's saying
he doesn't even think I wanted to go to
Atlantic City this weekend.
-He does realize that you have to work, right?
-Uh, yeah, he obviously does not care.
-Hm, well, he sounds like a real keeper.
-He is. Maybe, I don't know.
No, he just, he
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Thanks. Wow. What she said is not such a standard expression that it is readily apparent what she meant. If I had to guess, I would say that she meant that she will dump him. He will not get the "job" of being her boyfriend.
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Hi,
Maybe.
Or, since there is an earlier reference to her having to work,
it might mean that he does not understand her job, and its stresses and constraints.
Clive
Maybe.
Or, since there is an earlier reference to her having to work,
it might mean that he does not understand her job, and its stresses and constraints.
Clive
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