An old telephone receiver hovers over a brass base as pieces of a red wax seal fall between them.

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Mel

Don't tell me those brain-dead lowlifes are calling me again.

— Clueless ‧ 1995

Behind the line

What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker reacts with weary disgust at being phoned once more, insulting the callers as mindless lowlifes. The plea 'Don't tell me' suggests they hope it isn't true, and 'again' marks how tiresome the repetition has already become. The tone is exasperated and contemptuous.

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