the account on the spot

[Tara2]

Does 'spot' mean #1 or #2 here?
1. at that moment or place
2. Someone who is put on the spot is forced to do or say something the person would rather not do or say

That was unbelievable. I can't believe he gave you the account on the spot. I know. This is huge for the firm. I'm talking you with me to all of these from now on. I'm gonna be home soon. I just wanna have everything ready for him to sign in the morning.
The Glass Castle, movie

 

[emsr2d2]

Please edit your post so that it uses the standard font and font size. Thanks.

 

[GoesStation]

I'd say it means both possibilities listed in definition 1. The speaker could have used another expression that makes this explicit: I can't believe he gave you the account right there and then.

 

[Tara2]

Please edit your post so that it uses the standard font and font size. Thanks.

Sorry I edited that.

 

[jutfrank]

The pattern here is: do something on the spot.

It means: 'do something right there and then, without taking time to think about it and without giving warning about it'

(This is different from put somebody on the spot.)

 

[Tarheel]

I'm pretty sure that's a typo. It should be:

I'm taking you with me to all of these from now on.

 

[emsr2d2]

Sorry I edited that.

You had changed the font and font size but not to the default settings. I have done so. Please look at post #1 now and you will see how it should have looked. The default settings are used because they are the easiest to read on multiple devices, browsers and operating systems.