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mintriver
14 Feb 2015

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What is the difference between "What's with her?" and "What's her deal?"?
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marigold92
14 Feb 2015

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Yes it could be. But, generally, when someone seems to be mad at you for no good reason. Ex. What's her deal? She suddenly stopped talking to me today. What's the boss's deal these days? She acts angry all the time now. or you have a moody person in your office. Everyday you don't know if she/he will be happy, sad or mad from one day to the next. What is up with him today?
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marigold92
14 Feb 2015

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They mean the same thing. Also, "what's up with her?"
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mintriver
14 Feb 2015

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It's used when someone is acting weirdly?
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marigold92
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Yes it could be. But, generally, when someone seems to be mad at you for no good reason. Ex. What's her deal? She suddenly stopped talking to me today. What's the boss's deal these days? She acts angry all the time now. or you have a moody person in your office. Everyday you don't know if she/he will be happy, sad or mad from one day to the next. What is up with him today?
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