说是干脆都交给我
“(She said she's leaving everything to me.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
樱桃现在已经不常来店里了
“(Yingtao doesn't come to the store much anymore)”
说是 干脆都交给我
“(She said she's leaving everything to me.)”
“(But as an amateur, I can only keep the business going.)”
“She basically dumped the entire shop onto me, and I'm stressed because I have no idea what I'm doing.”
In Chinese workplace discourse, calling oneself a 'layman' (门外汉) balances self-deprecation with lowering others' expectations when forced to take on unintended responsibilities.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
might as well; simply; straightforwardly
Used as an adverb to indicate a decisive, cut-and-dry action taken to resolve an ongoing lingering situation.
hand over to me; leave it to me
A common phrase denoting the transfer of custody, responsibility, or tasks.