Aubrey Carter

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Yeah, get it together, would ya?

That's funny.

I wrote this tiny roleplay for us to use, would ya?

But you were like one minute late.

It was not much.

Not a huge deal, but I'll try to avoid it next time, right?

This is funny.

In a recent roleplay, you said, hey, don't dawdle, would ya?

And we realized we need to do a follow-up about would ya and will ya.

But they can sound pushy or rude.

So, context and intonation are really important.