A small silver-colored pistol beside a yellow cap and one upright brass cartridge on a mint-green background.

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Kate McQuean

No one tried to kill me! This is Miami. I'm local. We only shoot the tourists.

— Fair Game

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What it means

Our interpretation.

The speaker claims immunity from danger by being local, then delivers a dark punchline: violence here is reserved for visitors. It jokes about a dangerous city with a shrug, treating shooting as a routine hazard for outsiders and turning a survival claim into gallows humour.

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