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Hey everyone, take a look at this context:
Morty: Hey Jessica!
Brad: Wait a minute, were you about to talk to her? I mean look at how hot she is, you don't see me going to a wealthier district and hitting on their prettiest girl do you? So stay in you league.
I know "stay in your league" means, "she's too good for you" but does league always mean something like a better class or type of something or someone or some group? Can't it just mean a different type of something and not necessarily better? Could, "She's out of you league" mean that she's not his type and not necessarily hotter if it were a different context? And I'd appreciate any grammatical correction in my text, thank you for your time.
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Venom Snake Brad: Wait a minute, were you about to talk to her? I mean look at how hot she is . You don't see me going to a wealthier district and hitting on their prettiest girl do you?
- Venom Snake Brad: Wait a minute, were you about to talk to her?
- I mean look at how hot she is .
- You don't see me going to a wealthier district and hitting on their prettiest girl do you?
- So stay in your league.
- Venom Snake Could [delete comma] "She's out of your league" mean that she's not his type and not necessarily hotter if it were a different context?
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Venom SnakeBrad: Wait a minute, were you about to talk to her? I mean look at how hot she is. You don't see me going to a wealthier district and hitting on their prettiest girl do you? So stay in your league.
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