你们要愿意等就等着啊
“If you're willing to wait, then wait.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你们 要 愿意 等 就 等着 啊
“If you're willing to wait, then wait.”
什么人
“What's wrong with these guys? Why putting on airs?”
“Suit yourself and waste your time waiting, but don't expect special treatment.”
Subordinates or relatives of high-status figures often display dismissive attitudes toward outsiders seeking favors, reflecting the social hierarchy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
if (you) are willing to... then just...
A pattern granting reluctant permission or indifferent compliance, often sounding borderline dismissive.
stay waiting; keep waiting
The aspect marker '着' denotes sustained action, often colloquial and curt here.
Conveys a casual, offhand attitude, blunting the sharpness slightly while emphasizing unconcern.