English Language & Usage Asked by Ilya_K on May 4, 2021
Could you explain to me, please, what the expression "You are a story" means, used in the following dialogue:
A: “You mustn’t pay any attention to old Addie,” she now said to the little girl.
B: “She’s ailing today.”
A: “Will you shut your mouth?” said the woman in bed. “I am not.”
B: “You’re a story.”
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