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What does "Do you need a receipt?" -> "She will be alright." mean?
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@Sierra-J it's actually just slang
the speaker changes it to she, to give more personal feel to the sentence, even though it is neutral and she is not grammatically correct
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that phrase asks if someone wants a receipt (a record of purchase) and "she will be alright" means "no, it's okay"
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@Sierra-J it's actually just slang
the speaker changes it to she, to give more personal feel to the sentence, even though it is neutral and she is not grammatically correct
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