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SCMP Reporter

What do you want to do when you're older?
Hey, have you thought about your future?
Of course.
I'm going to be a professional body builder.
...
Okay, you go do that.
Hey, have faith, bro.
Well then, at least try eating more.
I'm on it.
Slang
You go do that - When used alone, this phrase is very sarcastic and  means that the speaker does not believe something is possible.
Example: Person A: 'I'm going to go build a time machine!'
Person B: 'Sure, you go do that ...'
Have faith -  The speaker wants those listening to believe in him or her.
Example: Person A: 'I don't think you'll be successful when you grow up.' Person B: 'Hey, have faith!'
Bro -  Short for 'brother'.   Used both for a real  sibling and for close male friends.
Example: Thanks for protecting me again, bro.
I'm on it - This means the speaker  is going to do or is already doing what he or she was told to do.
Example: Person A: 'Go do the dishes.' Person B: 'I'm on it.'



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