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What does my pick mean?
What does my pick mean?
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It is like saying "I chose" or "I choose". Example: My pick is the green shirt. (I choose the green shirt.)
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@light101 “I asked my boyfriend to help me decide on a dress. I picked this dress, but my boyfriend picked a different one. I decided to go with his pick.”
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