我拜托你们搞搞清楚
“Get this straight.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你是想耗着我是吧
“Are you trying to stall me?”
我拜托你 们 搞搞清楚
“Get this straight.”
“I'm making things easier for you now.”
“Stop acting like you are doing me a favor; I am the one helping you out here, so show some respect.”
Using deferential vocabulary such as '拜托' (to request/entreat) in an aggressive tone serves as sharp sarcasm to highlight the other party's unreasonable behavior.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I beg you / for goodness' sake
Often used sarcastically or impatiently in spoken Chinese to express extreme exasperation rather than a polite plea.
figure out / get something straight
Commonly used when demanding clarity or reprimanding someone for being confused about reality.