你自己屁股没有擦干净 还问老子要纸啊
“You made a mess and you expect me to clean up after you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他们跟着去咋办呢?
“What if he follows me?”
你 自己 屁股没有擦干净 还问 老子 要纸啊
“You made a mess and you expect me to clean up after you?”
这个事情如果没有处理干净 被公安查到
“If you fail to handle this properly and the police find out,”
“You made this mess yourself; don't expect me to clean it up for you!”
Using '老子' asserts unearned parental dominance over the other party to belittle them during an argument.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to clean up one's mess; cover one's tracks
A blunt, vulgar metaphor meaning to resolve problems or cover up wrongdoing.
I; your father (vulgar self-reference)
Highly aggressive, masculine self-reference asserting dominance and disrespect.
Heightens the rhetorical sharpness and indignation of the counter-question.