a 10-4

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A 10-4 is when you think someone is a hot mess from far away, but when you get close, you realize they are just a hot mess. You feel like you got scammed.
I saw her from across the street and thought she was a 10, but when I walked up, she was wearing sweatpants and eating a sandwich.
He looked like a king in the photo, but when I met him, he had a greasy hair and smelled like old pizza.
She looked like a model from the bus, but when I got off, she was wearing pajamas and had a hangover.
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A 10-4 is like saying, "I heard you, you loudmouth," usually when someone is talking over a loud radio or a loud truck.
"10-4, I heard you loud and clear," he said as he was listening to his truck radio.
She yelled, "10-4! I heard you over my hairdryer!"
He responded with, "10-4, I heard you over the screaming kids."
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A 10-4 is like saying, "Got it," usually when someone is telling you stuff and you are trying not to fall asleep.
"10-4, I got it," he said as he was trying to keep his eyes open.
She said, "10-4, I heard that," even though she was on the phone in the bathroom.
He muttered, "10-4, I heard you, I just don’t care."
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A 10-4 is just a fancy way of saying, "Yes, I heard you," like when you’re too lazy to say anything else.
He said, "10-4, I heard you," and went back to eating his burger.
She texted, "10-4, I got your message," and went to bed.
He said, "10-4, I heard that from the other room."
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A 10-4 is when you are telling someone you heard them, like in a loud place or over a bad connection.
He shouted, "10-4, I heard you over the loud music!"
She said, "10-4, I heard that from my phone."
He yelled, "10-4, I heard you from my truck!"
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A 10-4 is when you are saying, "I heard you," usually in the middle of a big argument or a loud conversation.
He said, "10-4, I heard you over the screaming kids!"
She yelled, "10-4, I heard you from the other room!"
He said, "10-4, I heard you over my music!"
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A 10-4 is like a police officer saying, "I heard you," when they are chasing a criminal or trying to catch someone.
The cop said, "10-4, I heard you over the siren!"
He said, "10-4, I heard you from my car!"
She yelled, "10-4, I heard you from the back of the squad car!"
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