NearThere
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I believe I understand the most original meaning of "pimping out", not at will might I add. But today I heard this expression being used in the following context of a speech given in a public event: ".....temperal vanity........pimping out thier charriots and showing off thier bling.......the society imposed this kind of value........."
I'm guessing charriots is a metaphore for cars, so does it mean that the owners of the cars let people ride thier cars in exchange for money?
Thanks in advance
NT
I'm guessing charriots is a metaphore for cars, so does it mean that the owners of the cars let people ride thier cars in exchange for money?
Thanks in advance
NT