Meaning of _It's a been _

[nq:1]Hi: I don't understand this sentence from the movie "pulp fiction." "It's a been worth him doing it, just so ... this guy (Vincent) means he wants to get someone who keyed his car, but what exact does this sentence mean?[/nq]
I think that what Vincent said was:
"Boy, I wish I could've caught him doing it. I'd have given anything to catch that *** doing it. It'd been worth him doing i

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[nq:1]Hi: I don't understand this sentence from the movie "pulp fiction." "It's a been worth him doing it, just so ... this guy (Vincent) means he wants to get someone who keyed his car, but what exact does this sentence mean?[/nq]
It means that although Vincent's car has been damaged, he doesn't mind because this enabled him to catch the person who

[nq:1]Hi: I don't understand this sentence from the movie "pulp fiction." "It's a been worth him doing it, just so ... means he wants to get someone who keyed his car, but what exact does this sentence mean? Thanks a lot![/nq]
Here it is from an online version of the script:
"I just wish I caught 'em doin' it, ya know? Oh man, I'd give anything to catch 'em doin' it. It'a been worth his do

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[nq:2]Hi: I don't understand this sentence from the movie "pulp ... but what exact does this sentence mean? Thanks a lot![/nq]
[nq:1]Here it is from an online version of the script: "I just wish I caught 'em doin' it, ya know? ... done to the person who keyed his Malibu enough that it would have compensated for the damage to his car.[/

[nq:1]Here it is from an online version of the script: "I just wish I caught 'em doin' it, ya know? ... 'em doin' it. It'a been worth his doin' it, if I coulda just caught 'em, you know what I mean?"[/nq]
And a version of this wording with the verbs and pronouns converted to standard English might be:
I just wish I'd caught them doing it, you know? Oh man, I'd have given anything to

Thanks a bunch, guys! So it'a been is a contaction of it would have been . Now I have another question about the usage of just so . It seems that just so in this sentence means if , right? Just to make sure.
"It'a been worth him doing it, just so I could've caught him doing it. "

[nq:1]Thanks a bunch, guys! So it'a been is a contaction of it would have been . Now ... , right? Just to make sure. "It'a been worth him doing it, just so I could've caught him doing it."[/nq]
(a) It'd been worth him doing it
(b) just so
(c) I could've caught him doing it."
= (full version of what Vincent probably means)
(a) It would have been worth (suffering the inconvenienc

[nq:1]Thanks a bunch, guys! So it'a been is a contaction of it would have been . Now ... , right? Just to make sure. "It'a been worth him doing it, just so I could've caught him doing it."[/nq]
(a) It'd been worth him doing it
(b) just so
(c) I could've caught him doing it."
= (full version of what Vincent probably means)
(a) It would have been worth (suffering the inconvenienc

[nq:1]Thanks a bunch, guys! So it'a been is a contaction of it would have been . Now ... of just so . It seems that just so in this sentence means if , right?[/nq]
Wrong.
[nq:1]"It'a been worth him doing it, just so I could've caught him doing it.[/nq]
The intended implication of "so" is that the whole thing means "if he'd done it, so I could've caught have him doing it, then that woul