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Alex+  +  512652 Mon, 12 May 08 05:25 AM
I asked the waiter for a glass of tomato juice without ice. He replied "You got it."

What does it mean?
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Clive  +  512653 Mon, 12 May 08 05:34 AM

Hi,

I asked the waiter for a glass of tomato juice without ice. He replied "You got it."

What does it mean?

He means that he will bring it immediately.

ie As soon as you ask for it, it is like 'you have already got it'.

Best wishes, Clive
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