He'd better get/He might as well
Woman: Could you please watch your language, sir. I've got a five-year-old here.
Drunk man: He'd better get used to. / He might as well get used to it.
Woman: Get used to what? What are you talking about?
Drunk man: I'm talking about the red hair. That's right. He's going to be called all kinds of nasty things because of that.
Woman: Excuse me?
- Is the dialog OK do you think?
- Which of "he'd better get" and "he might as well" would you prefer here?
Top answer
anonymous Drunk man: He'd better get used to it . / He might as well get used to it. The first one is harsh compared to the second, which I might call fatalistic, so it depends how you want to portray the drunk man.
- anonymous Drunk man: He'd better get used to it .
- / He might as well get used to it.
- The first one is harsh compared to the second, which I might call fatalistic, so it depends how you want to portray the drunk man.
- CJ
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anonymousDrunk man: He'd better get used to it. / He might as well get used to it.
The first one is harsh compared to the second, which I might call fatalistic, so it depends how you want to portray the drunk man.
CJ
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