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[smk]

What does the phrase "Four O it" mean in the following conversation:

A: "Should I take this class?"
B: "Four O it."

[J&K Tutoring]

Perhaps you misheard someone saying, "Forego it"

[smk]

Perhaps you misheard someone saying, "Forego it"

Maybe that's what person B meant, but that isn't how it was spelled (I actually read this conversation). Now I wonder if "Four O" is an idiomatic expression or a slang term. But if the phrase is a variation of the word "forgo" then by definition it doesn't seem to be exactly the right word to use in this case--at least I don't think it is.

[billmcd]

What does the phrase "Four O it" mean in the following conversation:

A: "Should I take this class?"
B: "Four O it."

Another possibility is a variation of "four point 0" (4.0) which is the highest grade one could get (4.0 = A) and without context it could mean that it is an easy course. Obviously, I have let my imagination run wild.