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Would you like to order something, sir? I will put it on the Underhills' bill.
— Fletch · 1985
Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The waiter politely offers to put an order on the Underhills' bill. The line's potential humour lies in how casually it assigns the cost to someone else. Its smooth courtesy leaves the arrangement sounding routine, without explaining who authorised it.
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