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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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ON THE MONEY
Hi, someone could help me with this?:
'They (my friends) got sick and tired of that shit so they just stopped coming. When all those rumors got out about me doing a lot of drugs during that time THEY WERE ALL ON THE MONEY, because I was. Sex and drugs took the place that music had occupied in my life ...'
Does it mean ("on the money") that those rumors were right?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
'They (my friends) got sick and tired of that shit so they just stopped coming. When all those rumors got out about me doing a lot of drugs during that time THEY WERE ALL ON THE MONEY, because I was. Sex and drugs took the place that music had occupied in my life ...'
Does it mean ("on the money") that those rumors were right?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
Top answer
Yes, exactly. If something is "on the money," it is accurate.
- Yes, exactly.
- If something is "on the money," it is accurate.
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