我去什么去 我在这儿凉快一会儿
“Why would I go? I'll cool off here for a while.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
您不去了
“You're not going?”
我去什么去 我在这儿 凉快 一会儿
“Why would I go? I'll cool off here for a while.”
“Go ahead... Go do what you need to do.”
“Why would I go out in this heat? Stop bothering me and let me rest here.”
This grammatical pattern is typical in northern colloquial speech to emphatically reject a proposal, conveying mild annoyance without intending malice among close acquaintances.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go where?! / there's no way I'm going
Using 'Verb + 什么 + Verb' expresses strong rhetorical negation, impatience, and dismissiveness toward an action.
cool off for a bit / enjoy the cool air a while
A common colloquial phrase describing resting in a shade or breeze during hot weather.