People often say “I’ll figure it out” when they see something new. This was posted on X/Twitter by Mike Primavera on July 12, 2023:
“When I say ‘I’ll figure it out’ I mean I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.”
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Mike Primavera
@primawesome
When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
10:42 AM · Jul 12, 2023
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Coach
@jhartner7
When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
11:30 AM · Jul 12, 2023
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SuckMyStarSpangledBalls
14 jul 2023
Mike Primavera @primawesome When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
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Calm Doctor
@Bezeley_MBChB
When I say “I’ll figure it out”, I mean I will just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming ✌️
2:08 AM · Jul 15, 2023
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@MissyK198
When I say, “I’ll figure it out,” I mean, I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
8:14 PM · Jul 15, 2023
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@sadgirlcassi
when i say “i’ll figure it out” i mean i’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
2:03 PM · Jul 20, 2023
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25 jul 2023
Isn’t this what everyone means? @primawesome
Mike Primavera @primawesome When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean I’ll just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
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ThirdLegGinger
27 jul 2023
When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean I’Il just adapt to whatever new level of hell is coming.
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July 29, 2023 at 8:48 AM ·
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When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean
I’ll just adapt to whatever new level
of hell is coming.
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July 30, 2023 at 1:30 PM ·
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When I say “I’ll figure it out” I mean
I’ll just adapt to whatever new level
of hell is coming.
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Above, Big Apple Corner at 54th Street and Broadway in Manhattan. Google Maps. Stolen and missing, 2021-2024.
Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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